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Economy & jobs Statistics · Area

Labour force in Roger Mills County

1990 – 2025 · 36 data points 75 of 77 · Regions of Oklahoma Updated Nov 12, 2026
Economy & jobs · Roger Mills County Oklahoma

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Local Area Unemployment Statistics, 1990 – 2025

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Overview 6 figures People 18 figures Economy 20 figures Housing 8 figures Education 10 figures Tourism 3 figures Climate 3 figures
Latest value · 2025 1,651 −2.8% since 2024
Regions of Oklahoma · 2025 75 of 77 Place 1 is the highest value.
since 2015 −9.8% −0.5% a year on average
share of Oklahoma 0.08% Oklahoma: 2,016,325 · 2025
Labour force, 1990 – 2025 people
−9.8% since 2015

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Local Area Unemployment Statistics, 1990 – 2025

Compared with Labour force · people
Roger Mills County 1,651
Oklahoma 2M

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Local Area Unemployment Statistics

The series at a glance Roger Mills County · 1990 – 2025
Latest value 1,651 · 2025
First value 1,991 · 1990
Highest 2,107 · 1993
Lowest 1,651 · 2020
Average change −0.5% a year on average
Data points 36

By year

All years · 1990 – 2025

YearRoger Mills CountyChange Oklahoma
2025 1,651 −2.8% 2M
2024 1,699 ±0.0% 2M
2023 1,699 +1.9% 2M
2022 1,667 −0.3% 1.9M
2021 1,672 +1.3% 1.9M
2020 1,651 −3.3% 1.8M
2019 1,707 −1.4% 1.8M
2018 1,732 −0.1% 1.8M
2017 1,733 +2.6% 1.8M
2016 1,689 −7.7% 1.8M
2015 1,830 +2.4% 1.8M
2014 1,787 −4.5% 1.8M
2013 1,871 −11% 1.8M
2012 2,096 +10% 1.8M
2011 1,898 +5.4% 1.8M
2010 1,801 −8.5% 1.8M
2009 1,969 +0.4% 1.8M
2008 1,961 +4.1% 1.8M
2007 1,884 +4.4% 1.7M
2006 1,804 −2.6% 1.7M
2005 1,852 −2.0% 1.7M
2004 1,890 −3.5% 1.7M
2003 1,959 +6.9% 1.7M
2002 1,833 +1.0% 1.7M
2001 1,814 −0.7% 1.7M
2000 1,826 −7.8% 1.7M
1999 1,980 −3.6% 1.7M
1998 2,053 +3.2% 1.6M
1997 1,990 +1.5% 1.6M
1996 1,960 −1.3% 1.6M
1995 1,986 −4.9% 1.6M
1994 2,088 −0.9% 1.6M
1993 2,107 +4.8% 1.5M
1992 2,010 +1.9% 1.5M
1991 1,973 −0.9% 1.5M
1990 1,991 1.5M

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Local Area Unemployment Statistics, 1990 – 2025

Ranking · Regions of Oklahoma

2014 · Place 1 is the highest value.

Year: 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014
Highest first Lowest first A–Z
#TerritoryLabour force
1 Oklahoma County 368K
2 Tulsa County 310K
3 Cleveland County 135K
4 Canadian County 65,587
5 Comanche County 49,058
6 Rogers County 43,494
7 Payne County 38,198
8 Wagoner County 35,407
9 Pottawatomie County 31,957
10 Creek County 30,806
11 Garfield County 29,512
12 Muskogee County 29,137
13 Grady County 25,279
14 Washington County 24,339
15 Carter County 21,912
16 Logan County 20,886
17 Osage County 20,860
18 Stephens County 20,195
19 Le Flore County 19,254
20 Kay County 19,177
21 Mayes County 18,678
22 Cherokee County 18,423
23 McClain County 18,031
24 Bryan County 17,762
25 Pontotoc County 17,673
…
72 Coal County 2,286
73 Greer County 2,022
74 Harper County 1,962
75 Roger Mills County 1,787
76 Harmon County 1,272
77 Cimarron County 1,269

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Local Area Unemployment Statistics, 2014

What it means

Residents who work or are looking for work.

How it is calculated

Employed plus unemployed residents, annual average.