Land and planning

Zoning, the land use plan, and regulatory floodplains, from the city's mapping layers.

Snapshot taken from City of Tulsa Open Data.

Zoning

Zoning districts as mapped by the city, with each district's zone type and the broader category the layer assigns it.

Records
3,648
Source updated
October 1, 2026
Snapshot taken
October 17, 2026
Residential Single-Family: 57,233 acres
Residential Single-Family: 57,233 acresMap of land zoned Residential Single-Family, 57,233 acres.
Agriculture: 23,243 acres
Agriculture: 23,243 acresMap of land zoned Agriculture, 23,243 acres.
Industrial: 19,078 acres
Industrial: 19,078 acresMap of land zoned Industrial, 19,078 acres.
Commercial: 7,968 acres
Commercial: 7,968 acresMap of land zoned Commercial, 7,968 acres.
Master Planned Development: 6,753 acres
Master Planned Development: 6,753 acresMap of land zoned Master Planned Development, 6,753 acres.
Residential Multi-Family: 6,685 acres
Residential Multi-Family: 6,685 acresMap of land zoned Residential Multi-Family, 6,685 acres.
Corridor: 3,578 acres
Corridor: 3,578 acresMap of land zoned Corridor, 3,578 acres.
All other categories: 4,065 acres
All other categories: 4,065 acresMap of land zoned All other categories, 4,065 acres.

Each map shows one zoning category, from the layer's LEGEND field, with council district lines for reference. “All other categories” combines Office, Central Business District, Agricultural-Residential, Scientific Research, Mixed-Use, Parking, Master Planned Development-Form-Based Code. Shapes are simplified for display. Source: City of Tulsa Open Data, “TulsaZoning_OpenData”.

Acres by zoning category
  1. Residential Single-Family57,233 acres
  2. Agriculture23,243 acres
  3. Industrial19,078 acres
  4. Commercial7,968 acres
  5. Master Planned Development6,753 acres
  6. Residential Multi-Family6,685 acres
  7. Corridor3,578 acres
  8. Office2,219 acres
  9. Central Business District742 acres
  10. Agricultural-Residential520 acres
  11. Scientific Research266 acres
  12. Mixed-Use217 acres
  13. Parking51 acres
  14. Master Planned Development-Form-Based Code50 acres

Acres are measured from the mapped shapes. The layer's own ACRES field differs from the shapes for some districts, so it is not used.

Source: City of Tulsa Open Data, “TulsaZoning_OpenData”

Acres by zone type
  1. RS-340,494 acres
  2. AG23,243 acres
  3. IL10,348 acres
  4. RS-27,138 acres
  5. IM6,749 acres
  6. MPD-66,287 acres
  7. RS-15,828 acres
  8. CS5,183 acres
  9. RM-13,541 acres
  10. CO2,858 acres
  11. RM-22,261 acres
  12. CH2,146 acres
  13. RS-42,010 acres
  14. IH1,980 acres
  15. OL1,281 acres
  16. All other7,255 acres

Zone type is the layer's ZONE_TYPE field. 61 zone types appear; those outside the largest 15 are combined.

Source: City of Tulsa Open Data, “TulsaZoning_OpenData”

Land use plan

Land use designations from the city's comprehensive plan map. This layer describes planned use, not zoning.

Records
9,960
Source updated
September 3, 2026
Snapshot taken
October 17, 2026
Acres by land use designation
  1. Neighborhood54,874 acres
  2. Employment20,948 acres
  3. Park and Open Space13,412 acres
  4. Multiple Use7,838 acres
  5. Regional Center6,374 acres
  6. Local Center4,455 acres
  7. Arkansas River Corridor868 acres
  8. Downtown513 acres

Acres are measured from the mapped shapes.

Source: City of Tulsa Open Data, “LandUse_OpenData”

Regulatory floodplains

Floodplain areas the city regulates, by floodplain type.

Records
702
Source updated
October 9, 2026
Snapshot taken
October 17, 2026
Regulatory floodplains by type
  • Regulatory (18,188 acres)
  • Sensitive (277 acres)
  • Shallow (83 acres)
Regulatory floodplains by typeMap of the city's regulatory floodplains, colored by floodplain type.

Shapes are simplified for display. Acres are measured from the full-resolution shapes.

Source: City of Tulsa Open Data, “Floodplains_OpenData”

View the data table
Floodplain typeAreasAcres
Regulatory50418,188
Sensitive172277
Shallow2683