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Turpin is a tiny town of 441 people in Beaver County, Oklahoma. It's about 127 miles from Amarillo, TX and 211 miles from Oklahoma City, OK, the nearest major city. Summer highs average 96°F and winter highs 51°F, with about 14 inches of snow a year. The typical home is valued around $108k and rent runs about $838 a month.
441people
$108kTypical home
$838/moRent
96° / 51°Summer / winter
14"Snow
291Sunny days
53Rain/snow days
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Size & setting
- Tiny town of 441
- Its own small hub, not a suburb
- About 441 people per sq mi
- 211 mi to Oklahoma City, OK
- 127 mi to Amarillo, TX
- 12 mi to the nearest town of 10k+
Money
- Typical home $108k (≈$681/mo)
- Median rent $838/mo
- Median household income $45k
- Property tax about 0.6% of value
- 1.0% unemployment
Weather
- Summer highs around 96°F
- Winter highs around 51°F
- Somewhat humid summers (dew point 59°F)
- 291 sunny days a year (137 totally clear)
- 74 cloudy days a year
- 24 of 90 winter days are gray
- 53 days a year with rain or snow
- 14" of snow a year
- 5 days a year with 1"+ of snow
- 23 days a year over 100°F
- 11 nights a year below 10°F
- Windier than most places
Safety
- Low violent crime (259 per 100k), county-wide
- Very low property crime (676 per 100k), county-wide
People
- Median age 35
- 43% of households have kids
- 15% are 65 or older
- 16% have a college degree
- Mixed community
- 4% of residents are college students
Getting around & homes
- Average commute 21 min
- 3% walk or take transit to work
- 13 mi to LBL airport
- 210 mi to OKC (major hub)
- 76 mi to the nearest Amtrak station
- 75% single-family homes
- Typical home built around 1978
- 83% of homes have broadband
Outdoors
- Flat, open land
- Elevation 2,766 ft
- 596 mi to the ocean
- 87 mi to a big lake
- 107 mi to the nearest trailhead
- 236 mi to the nearest ski area
- 21 mi to the nearest campground
- 3 golf courses within 25 mi
Things to do
- 17 sit-down restaurants within 25 mi
- Few or no bars within 25 mi
- 4 coffee shops within 25 mi
- No music venues & clubs within 25 mi
- 4 museums within 25 mi
- No breweries & distilleries within 25 mi
- 43 mi to the nearest farmers market
Everyday
- Schools in the bottom 31% of Oklahoma districts (reading)
- 11 mi to the nearest grocery store
- 16 mi to the nearest ER hospital
- 127 mi to a 4–5★ hospital
- 34 mi to the nearest vet
- 35 mi to the nearest dog park
- 22 congregations per 10k people
- 45 mi to the nearest college
Politics
- Beaver County: R+84 in 2024
- Oklahoma: R+34 in 2024
Natural hazards
- Very low hurricane risk
- High tornado risk
- High wildfire risk
- Very low earthquake risk
- Very low flood risk
- High drought risk
- Moderate winter storm risk
- Very low heat wave risk
- Very low volcano risk
Limited data: this place is small enough that most of its Census numbers (rent, home value, income, age) are blended with county figures. Treat its match as a rough guide.