Cherokee Nation total economic output in Adair County is nearly $112.9m, an increase from $91.3m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 1,361 jobs, and $86.8m in labor income in Adair County, an increase from 1,232 and $69.2m, respectively, in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold nearly $51.1m in goods and services in Adair County. The operations employed 878 local workers and provided $71.3m in household income to county residents. Local purchases of nearly $25.9m generated downstream impacts, supporting nearly $7.3m in county production, 289 jobs, and $8.9m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of nearly $28.7m in output, 194 jobs, and nearly $6.6m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Cherokee County is nearly $418.2m, an increase from $337.1m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 12,015 jobs, and nearly $357.5m in labor income in Cherokee County, an increase from 8,168 and $290.5m, respectively, in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold $44.2m in goods and services in Cherokee County. The operations employed 9,282 local workers and provided $245.4m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of $189.5m generated downstream impacts, supporting nearly $37.2m in county production, 1,776 jobs, and nearly $80.6m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of $147.2m in output, 958 jobs, and $31.5m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Craig County is nearly $25.1m, an increase from $12.5m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 477 jobs, and nearly $23.3m in labor income in Craig County, an increase from 336 and $15.1m, respectively, in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold $150.6k in goods and services in Craig County. The operations employed 262 local workers and provided $12m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of $13.6m generated downstream impacts, supporting nearly $1.5m in county production, 151 jobs, and $8.6m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of nearly $9.8m in output, 64 jobs, and nearly $2.6m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Delaware County is nearly $242.2m, an increase from $196.1m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 1,082 jobs, and $54.7m in labor income in Delaware County, an increase from $40.7m in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold $195.1m in goods and services in Delaware County. The operations employed 730 local workers and provided $40.9m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of $15.1m generated downstream impacts, supporting $3.9m in county production, 155 jobs, and nearly $6.9m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of $28m in output, 197 jobs, and $6.9m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Mayes County is $94.9m, an increase from $69.1m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 1,051 jobs, and nearly $64.2m in labor income in Mayes County, an increase from 769 and $46.9m, respectively, in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold nearly $10.7m in goods and services in Mayes County. The operations employed 514 local workers and provided $38m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of nearly $44.4m generated downstream impacts, supporting $11.9m in county production, 359 jobs, and nearly $18.9m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of nearly $28m in output, 178 jobs, and $7.2m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in McIntosh County is nearly $4.6m, an increase from $2.1m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 39 jobs, and $2m in labor income in McIntosh County, an increase from 20 and $0.49m respectively, in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation did not have direct operations in McIntosh County but provided $762.5k in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of nearly $1.9m generated downstream impacts, supporting nearly $605.3k in county production, 24 jobs, and nearly $741.9k in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of nearly $2.1m in output, 15 jobs, and $540.9k in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Muskogee County is $107.7m, an increase from $102.8m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 645 jobs, and nearly $72m in labor income in Muskogee County, an increase from $62m in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold $36.2m in goods and services in Muskogee County. The operations employed 210 local workers and provided nearly $49.7m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of nearly $19.2m generated downstream impacts, supporting nearly $9.5m in county production, 156 jobs, and $9.8m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of nearly $42.9m in output, 279 jobs, and nearly $12.5m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Nowata County is nearly $33.8m, an increase from $26.9m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 310 jobs, and nearly $9.1m in labor income in Nowata County, an increase from 262 and $7.3m respectively, in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold $24m in goods and services in Nowata County. The operations employed 227 local workers and provided nearly $6.9m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of nearly $5.5m generated downstream impacts, supporting $820.1k in county production, 62 jobs, and $1.4m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of $3.4m in output, 20 jobs, and nearly $815.6k in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Ottawa County is nearly $14.1m, an increase from $4.9m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 114 jobs, and $11.4m in labor income in Ottawa County, an increase from 46 and $1.7m respectively, in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation did not have direct operations in Ottawa County but provided nearly $6m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of nearly $8m generated downstream impacts, supporting $1.3m in county production, 81 jobs, and nearly $4m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of $4.8m in output, 33 jobs, and nearly $1.5m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Rogers County is nearly $520.4m in output, 1,367 jobs, and nearly $74.2m in labor income. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold $451.3m in goods and services in Rogers County. The operations employed 903 local workers and provided $51.4m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of $29.2m generated downstream impacts, supporting $6.2m in county production, 246 jobs, and $14.6m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of $33.5m in output, 218 jobs, and nearly $8.2m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Sequoyah County is nearly $167.5m, an increase from $138.5m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 1,344 jobs, and nearly $78.9m in labor income in Sequoyah County, an increase from $63.7 in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold $103m in goods and services in Sequoyah County. The operations employed 879 local workers and provided nearly $59.5m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of $20.8m generated downstream impacts, supporting nearly $4.9m in county production, 202 jobs, and $9.8m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of nearly $38.8m in output, 263 jobs, and $9.6m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Tulsa County is $1.3 billion, an increase from $887.1 million in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 2,682 jobs, and nearly $314.6m in labor income in Tulsa County, an increase from $289.7m in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold $913m in goods and services in Tulsa County. The operations employed 441 local workers and provided $162.1m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of nearly $130m generated downstream impacts, supporting $53.4m in county production, 969 jobs, and $75.3m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of nearly $227.2m in output, 1,272 jobs, and nearly $77.2m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Wagoner County is $23.6m, an increase from $15.5m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 173 jobs, and $36m in labor income in Wagoner County, an increase from 117 and $3.4m, respectively, in fiscal year 2021. Cherokee Nation did not have direct operations in Wagoner County but provided nearly $30.2m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of $5.1m generated downstream impacts, supporting $1.2m in county production, 54 jobs, and $2.1m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of $17.3m in output, 118 jobs, and $3.6m in income were realized.

Cherokee Nation total economic output in Washington County is nearly $54.4m, an increase from $44.8m in fiscal year 2021. Additionally, Cherokee Nation supports 431 jobs, and $22.3m in labor income in Wagoner County. Cherokee Nation operations directly produced and sold nearly $31.5m in goods and services in Washington County. The operations employed 240 local workers and provided nearly $10.9m in household income to county residents. Local vendor purchases of nearly $13.5m generated downstream impacts, supporting nearly $1.5m in county production, 142 jobs, and nearly $9m in county income. As local households spent a portion of Cherokee Nation income in their communities, additional impacts of $7.9m in output, 49 jobs, and nearly $2.5m in income were realized.