Oklahoma

The name given to Settlers who occupied Unassigned Lands before the land was proclaimed to be open. The name came from the 'sooner clause' of the Act which stated that anyone who entered and occupied land prior to the openoing time would be denied that land

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Driving distance between Tulsa, OK and Albuquerque, NM is roughly 652 Miles.

It was the most destructive act of terrorism on American soil before 9/11. It killed 168 people and injured numerous others. 324 buildings were destroyed or damaged.

This however is just statistics, the most significant thing about the bombing is that it exposed the low security levels surrounding federal buildings, that a crime of this magnitude could be carried out without any warning. After this legislation was passed to increase security around government buildings, which has prevented over 60 domestic attacks.

Oklahoma was officially admitted to the Union on Saturday, November 19, 1907 by former President Theodore D. Roosevelt.

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Approximately 1,100 miles.

It is roughly 2,000 miles from Oklahoma City, OK to Seattle, WA

It is 1,007.77 miles according to MapQuest.

First Class Mail is delivered in three to five days.

No, both Michigan and Minnesota are larger than Oklahoma.

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There are nearly 4 million residents in the state of Oklahoma. Oklahoma has the 28th highest state population, where California has the highest.
According to the U.S. census in 2009 there are 3,687,050 people living in Oaklahoma.

There are a lot of lakes in Oklahoma. In fact we are the state with most man made lakes. Here are a couple of the lakes of Oklahoma: Murry, Texoma, Clear Creek, Taylor lake, Lake Tensile, Lake Eufala, Duncan lake, Lake Ellsworth, Waurika lake, Optima lake, Kaw lake, Hugo lake, Bow lake, Keystone lake, Oologah lake, Lake O' the Cherokees, Canton lake...... and many many more! That is not all of them. There are like almost 200 lakes, and that is not an exaggeration

Colorado and Kansas touch Oklahoma to the north.

Not with statehood when Guthrie was the first State Capital as it had been the Capital of Oklahoma Indian Territory. The State Seal was moved from Guthrie to Oklahoma City in the dark of night on 11 June 1910.

The state flower is mistle toe, and the most important university in all of Oklahoma is Oklhoma State University.

The furthest point south in the continuous US is in the Florida Keys at approximately 24.521075 latitude at the southern tip of Ballast Key. However, the furthest north the Hawaiian islands reach is the northernmost point of the island of Kaua'i at latitude 22.22969.

Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Lawton, and Ardmore are really the only "major" towns. Duncan, Durant, Woodward, and Weatherford are decent size but still very small when comparing to major metro areas like Oklahoma City or Tulsa.

my name is Kayla.interstate 10 runs all the way trough a chicken wing

Approximately 552 miles.

Sorry Pal, no mountains here, in fact, we are the disaster center of America!

Not to mention South side, East side, And West side fighting over territory here.

So unless you want to get a farm, stay away!

From a real inhabitant of Oklahoma...

See 'Sources and related links' below for Oklahoma sales tax rates.

Both Kentucky and Virginia can be considered as north of Tennessee.