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Oklahoma

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Oklahoma, U.S. state in South Central region, United States

Oklahoma spreads across vast plains, forests, and mountain ranges, bordered by Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, New Mexico, and Colorado.

The state entered the Union in 1907, marking a transition from Native American territories to statehood through the Indian Appropriations Act of 1889.

Twenty-six Native American languages remain active in Oklahoma, with indigenous people representing 14.2 percent of the state population in 2020.

Oklahoma City, the state capital, offers transportation connections through Will Rogers World Airport and intersecting interstate highways linking major regional destinations.

The National Cowboy Museum in Oklahoma City maintains extensive collections of Western art, Native American objects, and historical firearms from frontier periods.

Location: United States

Inception: November 16, 1907

Capital city: Oklahoma City

Elevation above the sea: 395 m

Part of: contiguous United States

Shares border with: Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas

Website: https://ok.gov

GPS coordinates: 35.50000,-98.00000

Latest update: May 30, 2025 22:42

Panoramic ViewPhoto author: Nyttend
Photo license: CC0

Uncommon places and attractions in Oklahoma

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Oklahoma contains numerous locations waiting to be discovered, from a biblical city replica to a museum housing the largest private arms collection in the US. The state features natural parks with caves, waterfalls, and thermal springs. Historical sites like Fort Washita and Sequoyah's House illustrate regional history. Museums document Western American and indigenous art.

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Oklahoma

Oklahoma, U.S. state in South Central region, United States

Uncommon places and attractions in Oklahoma

Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park

Newby-McMahon Building

Cadillac Ranch

Fort Sill

Waggoner Ranch

Palo Duro Canyon

Oklahoma City National Memorial

Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum

Lake Texoma

Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium

Eufaula Lake

Oklahoma City University

Turner Falls

Southern Hills Country Club

Price Tower

Ghost light

Oklahoma State Penitentiary

Boone Pickens Stadium

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Skirvin Hilton Hotel

Oklahoma State Capitol

Spiro Mounds

USS Batfish

Frontier City

Robbers Cave State Park

The Outsiders House Museum

Grand Lake o' the Cherokees

Blue Whale of Catoosa

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