Mustang

Mustang, Oklahoma, located in the southeastern corner of Canadian County, is part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. As of 2020, the population was 19,879, but recent estimates for 2026 place it closer to 25,868. Mustang is primarily a bedroom community for Oklahoma City, offering a family-friendly atmosphere and convenient access to the metropolitan area. Until the mid-20th century, Mustang's economy was largely based on agriculture, with major crops including wheat, oats, corn, and various fruits and vegetables. Today, while still maintaining a small-town charm, Mustang supports a growing economy with employment sectors in healthcare, retail, and professional services. The city is actively recruiting commercial development and boasts household incomes that exceed the state average. Mustang's history is rooted in the Oklahoma Land Run of 1889, with the town formally established in 1901. The city was named after the Mustang Post Office. Mustang offers a high quality of life with a focus on community, quality education, and access to amenities like parks, recreation centers, and community events.