2019 Best Places to Live in Comanche CountyAbout this List

Cache

• Town in Oklahoma
• 5 reviews

Current Resident: Cache has a population about 2500 people. The Wichita Mtns. Wildlife Refuge is nearby and I like that our community has access to a state park. I like that Cache has a good public school system. Cache is a small town, with a low crime rate. I like that Cache is 12 miles away from the 3rd largest city in Oklahoma. Access to family needs, i.e., employment opportunities, higher education, entertainment, and medical facilities are close by.
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• B+

• A-

• 2,902 Population

Lawton

• Town in Oklahoma
• 241 reviews

Current Resident: The city itself is very convenient, especially if you live within the city limits. The school systems are advancing in their way, but, surely things are changing for the better. Everything you need happens to be close and central. Shopping is excellent. There are many choices for vegans, meat eaters, and cheap stop-n-go places. The community is friendly in certain areas but, of course, there are dangerous areas to steer clear of for raising kids or retirement. The neighbors around us are quiet plus very private, but, we all look out for each other. The college the Lawton offers is terrific; it is the college I attend. The safety on campus is lovely, and the teachers and school officials are genuine; you can feel it on campus.
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• B

• B

• 95,168 Population

Fletcher

• Town in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: Great small town for quiet living. Short commute to Lawton for jobs, shopping or nightlife but far enough away to live in a relaxed community without all the traffic and chaos.
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• A-

• B

• 1,173 Population

Elgin

• Town in Oklahoma
• 10 reviews

Current Resident: Elgin Oklahoma is a fast-growing little town north of the greater Lawton/Fort Sill area. Fort Sill, dubbed the Fires Center of Excellence is an Army training post that has about 20,000 soldiers that are either training or permanent party who are full-time residents. There is a large health clinic and several training facilities that employ a large civilian workforce. The town of Elgin has grown out of the need to house these service-members/civilians and their families which lends to a more diverse population. The town itself is small, but the school district covers a large area and has a large variety of sports they offer, and educational opportunities. Elgin is also just 15 miles from the beautiful Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge where there are ample hiking trails, lakes and a small mountain range to explore!
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• B+

• A-

• 2,950 Population

Geronimo

• Town in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: This is an overall small town. My experience has been wonderful! The neighbors are friendly, it is quiet, and my property manager is amazing. The town also allows locals to come to the school in case of a storm. The city of Lawton doesn't even have a public storm shelter. The local store owners are friendly and they even take the time to get to know you by name. I would recommend everyone to come leave in this quiet town.
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• B

• B+

• 1,037 Population

Indiahoma

• Town in Oklahoma

• B

• B

• 346 Population

Medicine Park

• Town in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: It is a safe place to live with beautiful surroundings. The town is more focused on adult entertainment rather then family entertainment and doesn’t change that fact. A play area for kids or something other then the lake for kids to be entertained with during the constant adult/alcoholic music festivals would be ideal.
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• B

• B

• 302 Population

Sterling

• Town in Oklahoma

• B

• B+

• 669 Population

Chattanooga

• Town in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: It,s the place to be. Historic, with lots of outdoors activities, river, mountain, valley, downtown and mall. Family fun, work, school, restaurants, churches, hospital all within reasonable distances. Hurry, visit and move in.
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• B

• B-

• 411 Population