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Metropolitan Statistical Areas and Other Important Cities

 

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, the capital of Oklahoma has a population of 523,303 in the immediate city limits[8] and 1.1 million in the metro area,[13] is the principal city of the eight-county Oklahoma City Metroplex and is Oklahoma's largest urbanized area. As of 2000, it was the 47th largest metro in the nation.[14] Some of the major cities comprising the Oklahoma City Metro include Norman, Edmond, Guthrie, Moore, Mustang, Yukon, Shawnee, Del City, Midwest City.

Tulsa

 

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tulsa is the second largest city in Oklahoma, with 387,807 within the city limits[8] and 890,000 in the statistical metropolitan area.[15]. The city is an important Southern and Midwest regional economic hub, and is the architectural center of the state. It is Oklahoma's second largest urbanized area. As of 2000, it was the 53rd largest metropolitan area in the nation.[14]

Lawton

 

Lawton, Oklahoma

Lawton is the 4th largest city in Oklahoma and is the principal city of the Lawton, Oklahoma Metropolitan Statistical Area. The city limits contain a population of 92,757 and a metropolitan population of 114,916, making Lawton the smallest of the 3 Oklahoma urbanized areas and the 342nd largest metropolitan area in the nation.

 

Other important cities

List of cities in Oklahoma

List of towns in Oklahoma

 

Because of the devastation of New Orleans, Louisiana in 2005, the NBA's New Orleans Hornets relocated to Oklahoma City and are currently known as the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets. The Hornets are the first major professional sports league franchise to play in the state. The owner of the Hornets announced in December of 2006, that the team would be returning to New Orleans for the 2007-2008 season.

The recent purchase of the Seattle Supersonics NBA Basketball team, by a group of Oklahoma businessmen, has led to speculation that the team will be relocated to Oklahoma City in the near future.

However, Tulsa had the Oklahoma Outlaws of the USFL in 1983-85 and Oklahoma City had the Arena Football Oklahoma Wranglers in 2000-02.

The minor league baseball teams are:

Other Oklahoma City teams include

Other Enid teams include

Other Tulsa teams include

Oklahoma's major college teams are

According to Major League Soccer, Oklahoma is a possible site for a future professional soccer team, in Tulsa, which was home of the Tulsa Roughnecks of the Major American Soccer League in 1983 and 1984.[citation needed]

 

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OKLAHOMA ROUTE

1. Arkansas City   2. Chilocco   3. Newkirk   4. Kildare   5. Ponca City   6. White Eagle   7. Marland  

8. Red Rock   9. Cimarron   10. Morrison   11. Stillwater   12. Perkins   13. Vinco   14. Tyson  

15. Carney   16. Warwick   17. Wellston   18. Oklahoma City   19. Jacktown   20. Midway   21. Harrah   22. Choctaw   23. Jones   24. Spencer   25. Midwest City   26. Moore   27. Hall Park   28. Norman  

29. Mustang   30. New Castle   31. Goldsby   32. Blanchard   33. Amben   34. Middle Berg   35. Tabler   36. Chickasha   37. Norga   38. Cement   39. Cyril   40. Apache   41. Fletcher   42. Elgin   43. Medicine   44. Fort Military   45. Lawton   46. Lawton   47. Geronimo   48. Walters   49. Randlett   50. Burkburnett - TX

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References

  1. Oklahoma QuickFacts from the US Census Bureau (English). State & County QuickFacts. U.S. Census Bureau (2006-01-12). Retrieved on 2006 June 6.

  2. Elevations and Distances in the United States. U.S Geological Survey (29 April 2005). Retrieved on 2006 November 7.

  3. Oklahoma State History and Information. A Look at Oklahoma. Oklahoma Department of Tourism and Recreation. Retrieved on 2006 June 7.

  4. Merserve, John (December 1941). Chief Allen Wright (English). Chronicles of Oklahoma. Retrieved on 2006 June 7.

  5. Kappler, Charles J. (1904). Treaty with the Choctaw and Chickasaw, 1866 (English). Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties. Retrieved on 2007 January 18.

  6. Oklahoma state facts. Oklahoma facts. 50states.com. Retrieved on 2007 February 7.

  7. About Oklahoma (English). TravelOK.com. Retrieved on 2006 July 10.

  8. Oklahoma, All Terrain Vacation (English). TravelOK. TravelOK.com (2006-01-12). Retrieved on 2006 July 15.

  9. [1] NOAA National Climatic Data Center. Retrieved on 24 October 2006.

  10. More or Less (English) (web). Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce 1. Oklahome Chamber of Commerce (March 2007). Retrieved on 2007 April 5.

  11. Tulsa, OK: Best Places to do Business 2006 (English) (web). Forbes Magazine 1. Forbes Magazine (2006). Retrieved on 2006 July 23.

  12. [2] [Guymon Rodeo Foundation]

  13. Population and Housing Profile: Oklahoma City, OK MSA (2003) Retrieved September 16, 2006

  14. Population in Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas Ranked by 2000 Population for the United States and Puerto Rico: 1990 and 2000 (English) (PDF). United States Census 2000 3. United State Census Bureau (2003-12-30). Retrieved on 2006 June 8.

  15. Population and Housing Profile: Tulsa, OK MSA (2003) Retrieved September 16, 2006

  16. Association of Religion Data Archives

  17. Oklahoma State Fossil. State fossils. Retrieved on 2007 January 20.

  18. Boise City Bombed. Retrieved on 2007 March 13.

  19. Oklahoma Water Resources Board, Oklahoma Water Facts: "Oklahoma has approximately 11,611 miles of shoreline ...". (Retrieved August 3, 2006)

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