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Outline of Oklahoma

Oklahoma is a major fuel and food producing state in the southwestern part of the United States. Thousands of oil and natural gas wells dot the Oklahoma landscape. Oil pumps operate even on the front lawn of the state Capitol. Millions of white-faced beef cattle graze on Oklahoma's flat plains and low hills. Fertile fields produce vast crops of wheat.

Service industries and manufacturing are also important in Oklahoma. The state's location midway between the East and West coasts makes it an important transportation, communication, and distribution center. Oklahoma's manufacturing plants turn out large amounts of aerospace equipment, automobiles, electronic products, machinery, and tires.

The development of Oklahoma's vast natural resources began with the Indians. In the 1800's, the United States government made most of the region a huge Indian reservation. The Indians established separate nations, with their own governments and their own schools.

During the early 1900's, the farms and ranches of Oklahoma were fertile and productive. In the 1930's, however, a long dry period and low farm prices brought disaster to the farmers. Large numbers of farmers and other workers left the state, and the population of Oklahoma dropped. The story of the state's farmers and cattlemen in territorial days is told in the musical play Oklahoma! The title song from the play became Oklahoma's state song. John Steinbeck's famous novel The Grapes of Wrath included a fictional, but widely accepted, description of the drought of the 1930's.

Today, farmers protect their land from drought with modern soil and water conservation methods. The state's oil and gas wells continue to yield their valuable products, and the state is working to attract new industries. Oklahoma City, the state capital and largest city in population, is one of the largest cities in area in the United States. It covers about 647 square miles (1,676 square kilometers).

Oklahoma has about 20 cities with populations of over 20,000 people. The majority of these cities are near Oklahoma City or Tulsa. Oklahoma City is a rapidly expanding center of industry and trade. Tulsa started as a Creek Indian village in the early 1800's. The city boomed after oil was discovered in nearby Red Fork in the early 1900's. Norman, the state's third-largest city, is the home of the University of Oklahoma. Lawton serves Fort Sill, a neighboring military center.

Will Rogers, the famous Oklahoma cowboy humorist, once said: ''There ought to be a law against anybody going to Europe until they have seen the things we have in this country.'' Rogers may have been thinking of some of the scenic spots in his home state. Oklahoma's attractions include beautiful natural settings, Indian villages, and striking modern buildings. Many Oklahoma towns and cities hold annual celebrations to honor Indian and pioneer days. One of the most popular annual events in Oklahoma is the ''Trail of Tears'' outdoor drama. This play takes place in an 1,800-seat amphitheater in Tahlequah. ''Trail of Tears'' is performed every night, except Sunday, from early June through Labor Day.

The name Oklahoma is a combination of two Choctaw Indian words-okla, meaning people, and homma, meaning red. The government first opened Oklahoma to white settlement during the late 1880's. Oklahoma became known as the Sooner State because some settlers were there ''sooner'' than the land was opened. It is also called the Boomer State, after the promoters who ''boomed'' white settlement. The land was settled rapidly, and whites soon far outnumbered the Indians.




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Golf fundraiser helps Oklahoma's WONDERtorium | Super Golf Online

webmaster@technorati.com wrote an interesting post today onHere's a quick excerptGolf tournament raises $5000 for Oklahoma WONDERTORIUM. Share and.

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Oklahoma Golf Courses Not Up To Par After Extreme Summer Heat ...

The combination of too much moisture in the soil and too many hot, hot days is turning greens brown. And Tuesday's nice break from the summer heat is too little, too late.

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Car Accident Kills Oklahoma High School Golf Star - NewsOn6.com ...

A car accident near Stroud killed a Shawnee teenager Monday.

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Giving Back: Support Patriot Golf Day 2010

Sparked by the vision and dedication of PGA Golf Professional Dan Rooney, an F-16 fighter pilot in the 125th Fighter Squadron of the Oklahoma Air National Guard, Patriot Golf Day has raised $5.1 million during its first three years. ...

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Earlywine Golf Course | Golf Equipment Used

The Earlywine Golf Course in Oklahoma City consists of two 18-hole courses. The North course is a 6721-yard par-72 course. Designed by Randy.

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Oklahoma Sooners Football Blog: Tommie Harris Holding Annual ...

Former Sooner Tommie Harris holding celebrity golf and billiards event: Former Sooner and current Chicago Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris is coming back to Oklahoma to host his annual charity golf tournament the weekend of May 2-3. ...

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The Latest in Luxury Resort & Real Estate News - Real Estate ...

The Lookout Mountain Golf Club is one of only a few Phoenix-Scottsdale resort properties to have golf holes winding through desert preserve land without adjacent houses. Twelve holes of the 6600 yard, par-71 course play through or along preserve land, ... (OKLAHOMA CITY, OK) -- Interior architectural design expert Tom Hoch has been selected by Southworth Development to provide interior design services for the planned clubhouse at Creighton Farms in Aldie, VA. ...

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Introducing the Four Points by Sheraton Oklahoma City Quail ...

Today, the area is still known for its courses, which include the Quail Creek Golf and Country Club and the Silver Horn Golf Club. But booking a room at the Four Points by Sheraton Oklahoma City Quail Springs puts plenty to do in close ...

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Groupon Deal of the Day: Find Great Deals on Fun Things to Do

Make sure your body is properly fluffed and buttered with today's soothing Groupon: for $29, you get a one-hour Swedish or deep-tissue massage (a $65 value) at Brooks Wellness Center, located south of Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club. ...

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Dalke, 12, verbally commits to Oklahoma

Brad Dalke, 12, has given a verbal commitment to play college golf at Oklahoma, reportedly with a scholarship waiting for him – in 2016. Lance ...

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