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LE FLORE

MCCURTAIN

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ATOKA

GRANT

CREEKDEWEY

BRYAN

MAJOR

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HARPER

CUSTER

CRAIG

WASHITA

LINCOLN

PUSHMATAHA

GARFIELD NOBLE

GARVIN

PAYNELOGAN

TILLMAN CARTER

MAYES

COMANCHE

LOVE

BECKHAM

GREER

COAL

CANADIAN

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LATIMER

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COTTON

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PITTSBURG

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ADAIRTULSA

ROGER MILLS

JACKSON

ROGERS

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PAWNEE

MCINTOSH

NOWATA

HASKELL

JEFFERSON

PONTOTOCMCCLAIN

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HARMON

OKFUSKEE

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POTTA

WATO

MIE

MURRAY

CLEVELAND

MARSHALL

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Office of Primary Care & Rural Health DevelopmentCenter for Health Innovation & EffectivenessOklahoma State Department of Health

Medically Underserved Areas & Popu lations (MUA/Ps)

6.4.2018Data Sou rce: HRSA Datawarehouse, Office of Primary Care

Notes: A Medically Underserved Area/Populationdesignation identifies areas or populations with a shortage of health care services.Shortage is mainly determined by four factors; health care provider-to-population ratio, infant mortality rate, percentage of population below 100% of the federalpoverty level, and the percentage of population aged 65 and over.

LegendMedically Underserved AreaMedically Underserved Area – Governor’s ExceptionMedically Underserved Popu lationNot Medically Underserved Areas/Popu lations

Created: Projection/Coordinate System: USGS Albers Equal Area Conic

¯0 80 16040 120MilesN

state of maintenance.

Disclaimer:This map is a compilation of records, information and data from variouscity, county and state offices and other sources, affecting the area shown, and is thebest representation of the data available at the time. The map and data are to beused for reference purposes only. The user acknowledges and accepts all inherentlimitations of the map, including the fact that the data are dynamic and in a constant