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The land where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain might have the most unique history in all of America.

Originally planned to be two different states (Oklahoma for the whites; Sequoyah for the Indians), the territory was fused into one and reached statehood in 1907. Celebrating its centennial in 2007, Oklahoma has a storied past and a bright future. Most people only think that Oklahoma has dusty plains, indians and teepees and cowboys and cows, but it's so much more than that. Did you know that Oklahoma has 11 different eco-regions? That's the most in the country after California.

It's the people of this great state that make Oklahoma what it is. Friendly and warm with a smile to spare, Oklahomans are known for their openness and hospitality. There's a lot to see and do here, from exploring the forests of Beaver's Bend State Park in far southeastern Oklahoma, to walking the sand dunes (yes, really) of Little Sahara in the northwest part of the state. And the capital city of Oklahoma City and the second city of Tulsa provide more than enough of the big-city trappings to keep you busy. Norman is home to the University of Oklahoma and its top football team.

Oklahoma is one of those states that tends to get overlooked -- but it shouldn't. There's a lot to see and do here (how about driving the longest remaining section of Route 66?), so coming to the last frontier of the Great Plains is definitely worth your while.
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Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Oklahoma

  1. Oklahoma City
  2. Tulsa
  3. Norman
  4. Edmond
  5. Stillwater
  6. Bartlesville
  7. Ardmore
  8. Clinton
  9. Park Hill
  10. Muskogee
  11. Midwest City
  12. Lawton
  13. Guthrie
  1. Medicine Park
  2. Tahlequah
  3. Elk City
  4. McAlester
  5. Broken Arrow
  6. Enid
  7. Ponca City
  8. Moore
  9. Altus
  10. Stroud
  11. Woodward
  12. El Reno
  13. Poteau
  1. Shawnee
  2. Guymon
  3. Sallisaw
  4. Chandler
  5. Yukon
  6. Ada
  7. Chickasha
  8. Weatherford
  9. Drumright
  10. Catoosa
  11. Claremore
  12. Erick
  13. Owasso
  1. Pauls Valley
  2. Blackwell
  3. Henryetta
  4. Nowhere
  5. Checotah
  6. Slaughterville
  7. Idabel
  8. Pryor
  9. Sapulpa
  10. Durant
  11. Pawhuska

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ICE STORM - OKC
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Dec 10, 2007
Oklahoma is more than cowboys, native americans, covered wagons, football, and oil.  We have fast paced weather.  Everyone thinks of tornados.  But what people don't know is that Oklahoma has 2 seasons:  Wick Hot (the summer) and this other thing that is ever changing (the rest of the year).  It could be sunny and in the 70's one day, then in the teens the next with snow.  So basically I have my winter boots and sandals ready at any moment.     The s...
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travel blog: Tulsa Travel Photos
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May 29, 2008
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Oklahoma City: Oklahoma City Travel Photos
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Jun 12, 2007 - May 20, 2008
Maybe it's against the point of this site to blog about your hometown, but I don't care...So, I've lived in Oklahoma City since 1995. Coming here from Los Angeles was a big adjustment. I lost all my California friends in that move (which was pre-internet-becoming-mainstream) and had to start all over in a city I knew nothing about. But in 2007, I can honestly say I'm glad that move happened. My time in OKC has been awesome and I'm growing roots here. My youth was filled with moves, so I wonde...
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Park Hill, OK
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Apr 10, 2008 - May 16, 2008
Our second stop for the day today was the Cherokee National Museum in Park Hill, Oklahoma. Both my wife and I have some Indian ancestry, so we are both interested in seeing and learning about what we can. We spent quite a while taking the tour, checking out the Trail of Tears Art Sale that was going on this month and going through the rest of the museum. They had an extensive story display of the Trail of Tears, along with pictures, artifacts, and even short audio clips. This is a great museu...
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