Miami, County seat in Ottawa County, Oklahoma.
Miami is a county seat located in northeastern Oklahoma along the Neosho River in a region with outdoor recreation areas. The town sits at an elevation of 243 meters and features neighboring natural attractions in the surrounding landscape.
The city was founded in 1891 when W.C. Lykins purchased 588 acres from the Ottawa Tribe at ten dollars per acre. This purchase sparked an organized land auction that enabled settlement and development of the town.
The Coleman Theatre from 1929 functions as a performance venue with original architectural details still visible to visitors today. People in town take pride in maintaining this space as a cultural landmark for gatherings and shows.
Miami Regional Airport serves general aviation needs while Interstate 44 and U.S. Route 69 provide direct road access to regional destinations. The town is easily accessible by car from nearby communities and outdoor recreation areas.
Miami High School uses the Wardog as its mascot, making it the only educational institution in the United States with this distinctive symbol. This unusual choice has become a defining feature of the school's identity and community pride.
Location: Ottawa County
Inception: 1891
Elevation above the sea: 243 m
Website: http://miamiok.org
GPS coordinates: 36.88361,-94.87611
Latest update: December 6, 2025 21:30
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