Mannford is a mid-size city located in northeastern Oklahoma. It is an industrial, commercial, and cultural hub that is part of a large agricultural region. This city is also known as the "Striped Bass Capital of the World" and is located along the Arkansas River. The population of the city is approximately 3,180 people, and is projected to grow by approximately 2.0% by 2020. The average commute time for residents of Mannford is 25.7 minutes.
The median property value in Mannford was $128,000 in 2020. About 55% of Mannford households are homeowners, while the remaining 39.6% are renters. The city's median gross rent per dwelling was $815. The median car ownership rate was two cars per household.
Most people in Mannford commute by car, with 29.3% of residents commuting by motorcycle. However, the number of residents who ride public transit is significantly lower than that of other cities in the state. However, there are a number of people who choose to carpool to work. In fact, almost three percent of Mannford residents work from home.
There are approximately 2,460 non-Hispanic White residents in Mannford, OK. The city also has 417 American Indian and Alaska Native residents, and 122 Two+ residents. Almost four percent of the population is hispanic, and the median income is $49,583. The poverty rate is 7.4%.