Muskogee, OK

Muskogee is a mid-size city in Oklahoma with a population of 36,819. Residents earn $48,735 per year, which is 35% below the national average.

2.9 /5.0

C+ Fair

36,819 Population 857/sq mi density

$48,735 Median Income $25,602 per capita

$124,900 Home Value $140,041 Zillow

$828 Median Rent 28.9% income on rent

61°F Avg Temperature 310 sunny days/yr

1,046 Violent Crime/100K 3,586 property/100K

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Overall

2.9 / 5.0

Fair overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education

Economy

3.0 / 5.0

$48,735 median income, 3.9% unemployment

A+

Affordability

5.0 / 5.0

$124,900 home value, $828/mo rent

Safety

1.0 / 5.0

1,046 violent crimes/100K (175% above avg)

Education

2.5 / 5.0

18.2% bachelor's degree or higher

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UFO Sightings

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Mines

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4 reported haunted locations found near Muskogee, OK.

Name	Description
Bacone College	Apparitions, unexplained sounds, cold spots, objects moving around by themselves. Bacone is a college founded by the Indians built in 1880. For years people have also told of phantom riders, an Indian war party that rides through the campus. You can hear the horses and the Indians calling out.
Boulevard Ave.	People seen walking the streets on horseback and then disappearing.
East Side Boulevard	Once an old tea room, 219 e. side boulevard is haunted by many ghosts when you put your head under the water when you are taking a bath you an hear music from the early 50's and when you come down the stairs you feel cold air come down your back. and late at night the ghost of a man who died there will sit on the end of your bed and you can see red eyes when all the lights are off in the bathroom and you can see a big black shadow in the ceiling when all the lights are off and only the window...
Thomas-Foreman Historical Home	Old home built in 1898 Indian Territory. Mrs. Foreman died in the home in 1968 and it was later made into a museum. Her caretaker (Presley) continued his chores at the home until his death in 1989. He would tell stories of how he could look up while doing yard work and see Mrs. Foreman standing in the doorway watching him. House has many cold spots and an overall uneasy feeling. It is located at 1419 W. Okmulgee Ave and has just been re-opened for tours.