76.8 / 100
Serious Stress
33rd of 3,144 counties nationally
3rd of 77 counties in Oklahoma

McIntosh County, OK shows significant household financial distress with a score of 76.8 — 33rd nationally out of 3144 counties. The primary driver is Community Vulnerability, where uninsured and disability rates are well above the national average. Within Oklahoma, it ranks 3rd of 77 counties. It scores higher than all 6 of its neighboring counties.

Five-Domain Breakdown

How McIntosh County compares to all U.S. counties across five dimensions of financial distress. Scores are percentile-based: 50 = national median, higher = more distressed.

Community Vulnerability

Primary Driver
95.0
Uninsured Rate
95
Disability Rate
95

Income & Poverty

85.9
Poverty Rate
83
Income vs. State Median
87
Child Poverty Rate
87

Debt & Delinquency

79.5
Debt in Collections
77
Medical Debt
74
Student Loan Delinquency
95
Auto Loan Delinquency
68
Credit Card Delinquency
82
Bankruptcy Filing Rate
81

Employment & Wages

70.4
Unemployment Rate
88
Wage-to-Rent Ratio
82
Business Formation Rate
41

Housing Cost Burden

53.0
Rent-Burdened (30%+)
53
Severely Rent-Burdened (50%+)
44
Mortgage-Burdened (30%+)
58
Homeownership Rate
34
Rent-to-Income Ratio
75

How McIntosh County Compares

Neighboring Counties

County Score Zone Difference
McIntosh County, OK 76.8 Serious Stress
Okfuskee County, OK 74.5 Serious Stress -2.2
Muskogee County, OK 74.4 Serious Stress -2.3
Okmulgee County, OK 71.9 Serious Stress -4.9
Pittsburg County, OK 69.7 Serious Stress -7.1
Hughes County, OK 69.1 Serious Stress -7.6

Population Peers

Counties with similar population (small) and closest distress scores nationally.

County Score Zone Difference
Seminole County, OK 76.8 Serious Stress -0.0
Scotland County, NC 76.8 Serious Stress +0.1
Bee County, TX 76.9 Serious Stress +0.1
Mississippi County, MO 76.6 Serious Stress -0.1
Ripley County, MO 77.0 Serious Stress +0.2

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Resources

McIntosh County scores in the Serious Stress zone. If you or someone you know is experiencing financial hardship, free help is available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the distress score for McIntosh County, Oklahoma?

McIntosh County has a County Distress Index score of 76.8 out of 100, placing it in the Serious Stress zone. It ranks 33rd nationally out of 3,144 counties and 3rd in Oklahoma out of 77 counties.

What drives financial distress in McIntosh County?

The primary driver of distress in McIntosh County is Community Vulnerability, where the county scores 95.0 out of 100. This domain is measured by indicators including Uninsured Rate, Disability Rate.

How does McIntosh County compare to neighboring counties?

McIntosh County (76.8) can be compared to its 5 neighboring counties: Okfuskee County, OK (74.5); Muskogee County, OK (74.4); Okmulgee County, OK (71.9).

How is the County Distress Index calculated?

The County Distress Index uses percentile-rank averaging across five domains: Debt & Delinquency, Income & Poverty, Housing Cost Burden, Employment & Wages, and Community Vulnerability. Each county's indicators are ranked against all 3,144 U.S. counties. A score of 50 means the county is at the national median; higher scores indicate greater distress.

What is the population of McIntosh County?

McIntosh County, Oklahoma has a population of approximately 19,603 (2023 Census estimate), classified as a small county.

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