Internet access in Oklahoma

Fiber, gigabit, cable and 5G reach: Oklahoma vs. US
Fiber to the home
  • Oklahoma64.1%
  • US55.9%
Gigabit plans
  • Oklahoma71.9%
  • US69.2%
Cable
  • Oklahoma61.7%
  • US83.1%
5G (35/3 Mbps), by area
  • Oklahoma68.3%
  • US39.4%

Source: FCC National Broadband Map, December 2025 data.

  • Broadband subscription: 88.9% of 1,562,389 households (US 91%), 40th of 50 states (1 = highest).
  • How homes connect: cable, fiber or DSL 67.4%; cellular data only 15.3% (US 11.5%); satellite 8.4%; no subscription 11%. Source: US Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 (table S2801)
  • Fiber to the home: available at 64.1% of 2,056,192 homes and businesses (US 55.9%), 16th of 50 states (1 = highest). Gigabit plans: 71.9%. Cable: 61.7%.
  • Wireless: 5G at 35/3 Mbps covers 68.3% of the state's area (US 39.4%), 9th of 50 states (1 = widest); fixed wireless home internet reaches 87.7% of locations. Source: FCC National Broadband Map, December 2025 data
  • Cities we track: broadband is highest in Broken Arrow (94.4%) and lowest in Tulsa (89.7%) of 5 Oklahoma cities on this site. Source: US Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 (table S2801)
  • Fiber by city: Lawton has the widest fiber reach among the cities we track (90.9% of homes); Tulsa the narrowest (58.1%). Source: FCC National Broadband Map, December 2025 data
  • Power behind the network: Oklahoma electric customers averaged 271 minutes without power in 2024. Outages that long outlast the backup batteries in cable nodes and fiber cabinets. Source: EIA Form 861 reliability data, 2019–2024
How Oklahoma households get online
Broadband
  • Oklahoma88.9%
  • US91%
Cable, fiber, DSL
  • Oklahoma67.4%
  • US75.6%
Cellular only
  • Oklahoma15.3%
  • US11.5%
No internet
  • Oklahoma11%
  • US8.9%

Source: Census ACS 2020–2024.

Broadband subscription in Oklahoma cities
  • Broken Arrow94.4%
  • Oklahoma City92%
  • Norman92%
  • Lawton90.2%
  • Tulsa89.7%
  • Oklahoma overall88.9%

Broken Arrow leads; Tulsa trails. Source: Census ACS 2020–2024.

Fiber availability, Oklahoma and nearby states
  • Kansas76.6%
  • Texas64.1%
  • Oklahoma64.1%
  • Missouri63.6%
  • Arkansas62%
  • Colorado51%
  • New Mexico28.2%

Oklahoma is 3rd of 7 on fiber reach. Source: FCC National Broadband Map, December 2025 data.

Checked September 2026.

Who to call in Oklahoma, city by city

Listed for Oklahoma: AT&T, Cox. Call the one on your bill; our internet outage guide covers the rest.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an internet outage in Oklahoma right now?

Not on this site: no reports from Oklahoma in the last 24 hours.

How many homes in Oklahoma can get fiber internet?

FCC data for December 2025 shows fiber to the home available at 64.1% of 2,056,192 homes and businesses in Oklahoma, against 55.9% nationally. Gigabit plans reach 71.9%.

What share of Oklahoma households has no internet?

Census ACS 2020–2024 estimates put 11% of Oklahoma households without any internet subscription, and 15.3% online only through a cellular data plan.

Which Oklahoma city has the highest broadband rate?

Among the Oklahoma cities on this site, Broken Arrow has the highest share of households with broadband (94.4%) and Tulsa the lowest (89.7%).

Report counts are user-submitted; other figures name their official source. How our data works

Cities in Oklahoma with Internet Outages Information

Broken Arrow

no reports in the last 24 hours · pop. 113,540

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Lawton

no reports in the last 24 hours · pop. 93,638

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Norman

no reports in the last 24 hours · pop. 128,026

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Oklahoma City

no reports in the last 24 hours · pop. 681,054

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Tulsa

no reports in the last 24 hours · pop. 413,066

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