OKLAHOMA · STATEWIDE · FCC DATA

Best cell phone coverage in Oklahoma Oklahoma, statewide

Outdoors the carriers report 79% (Verizon) to 84.9% (AT&T) of Oklahoma, but 1.9% of Oklahoma's area is water, which carriers file differently, so no carrier shows more of the land covered.

Carrier-reported coverage from FCC carrier filings as of December 31, 2025, not measured signal. How these figures are read

RESULT · OKLAHOMA

Coverage in Oklahoma

What stands out in Oklahoma

  • T-Mobile loses the most of Oklahoma in a moving car: 83.1% outdoors, 43.5% in a car.
  • T-Mobile reports 83.1% of Oklahoma outdoors, against 47.3% of the US.
  • 5G at 35/3 Mbps covers 68.3% of Oklahoma, against 39.4% of the US.
  • In 3 of Oklahoma's 77 counties even the best carrier leaves a quarter or more of the land uncovered; the thinnest is Pushmataha County, OK.
≈ NO CLEAR LEADER ON LAND
All three carriers
79–84.9%

AT&T vs T-Mobile vs Verizon in Oklahoma

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AT&T
Outdoor
84.9%
In car
59.9%
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T-Mobile
Outdoor
83.1%
In car
43.5%
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Verizon
Outdoor
79%
In car
45.7%

4G and 5G across all carriers in Oklahoma

4G LTE
97.8%
5G 7/1
83.1%
5G 35/3
68.3%

Check your street on each carrier's map

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Where coverage runs thin in Oklahoma

Counties with the least land under 4G LTE from any carrier: Pushmataha County (76.2%), Latimer County (80.9%), Hughes County (92.9%), Pittsburg County (92.9%), McCurtain County (93%). See how Oklahoma compares in the 10 US states with the least cell coverage.

Coverage in Oklahoma's largest cities

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