The South of Oklahoma is only bordered by Texas,
The West of Oklahoma is bordered by Texas and New Mexico,
The North of Oklahoma is bordered by Colorado and Kansas.
The East of Oklahoma is bordered by Missoouri and Arkansas.
Cimmaron County at the western end of the Oklahoma Panhandle has, like the Four Corners Monument some unique geographical features, the County borders:
Oklahoma and Texas
Oklahoma and Indiana
Oklahoma
Two: Indian (Indianapolis) and Oklahoma (Oklahoma City)
There are nine panhandle states: Alaska, Idaho, Nebraska, Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, West Virginia, Maryland, and Connecticut.
california, oklahoma....
New Mexico and Oklahoma
No, Oklahoma is a state, Tennessee is a state. Oklahoma is a full two states away. Going west from Tennessee, you go across Arkansas, then the next state is Oklahoma.
Kansas and Oklahoma
I'm not positive about all the states, but I'll take a shot at it. I suspect that the five states are: Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico, with the two "panhandle" states being Texas and Oklahoma.
An airplane with two wings on either side is called a biplane.
There are either 3 or 4 states - Missouri is entirely east of the Arkansas and west of the Mississippi, because the Arkansas does not enter the state. - Parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas (where it joins the Mississippi) can be considered "between " the two.