Slaughterville History

Town of Slaughterville's Website

A brief history:

The 2000 United States Census shows that Slaughterville's population is 3609. Slaughterville encompasses 24,960 Acres or approximately thirty-nine square miles in south central Cleveland County.

Slaughterville is located southeast of Norman, south of Noble, and north of Lexington. State Highway 77 crosses through the western edge of the town, where the townhall is located.

Slaughterville is the third largest city in the county by landmass, preceded only by Norman and Oklahoma City . Even though Slaughterville has been a town for just over thirty years, it has a very unique and interesting history..

To view Slaughterville town's history, click here.



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