Cleveland County, Oklahoma property tax: Norman and Moore by ZIP code

Cleveland County covers Norman and Moore, south of Oklahoma City. Across 11 ZIP codes the median household pays about $2,300 a year, with the middle half between roughly $1,550 and $2,850.

Highest and lowest

ZIP 73173 reports $4,112 (±$421) on a median home value of $360,600 (±$32,841); 73051 reports $1,083 (±$317) on $164,700 (±$24,745). The margin on 73051 is nearly a third of the estimate — a smaller population means a less certain number, and we show it rather than round it away.

Tornado

FEMA rates tornado risk Very High in two ZIP codes and Relatively High in ten. Moore was struck by EF5 tornadoes in 1999 and 2013; the rating reflects that history and the exposure of dense housing, not a forecast.

What this cannot tell you

All figures are ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates and the FEMA National Risk Index (December 2025 release), reported by Census ZCTA — the polygon version of a ZIP code, which does not always match a postal route exactly. They describe what households reported paying, not the rate on any one bill, and they cannot tell you what a specific house will cost. The Cleveland County Assessor is the office behind the search volume for this county's name, and the place to find a parcel's assessed value.

See every ZIP code on the Cleveland County record.