Oklahoma, USA has a total area of 181,136 sq km. Having a population of about 3,450,600, its capital is Oklahoma City.
The state of Oklahoma has a diverse terrain. The three principal mountain ranges of the region are Ouachitas, Arbuckles and Kiamichis. The climate of Oklahoma ranges from a humid subtropical climate to a semi-arid climate. The tourism department has divided the state into six regions—the Red Carpet Country, Great Plains Country, Frontier Country, Green Country, Kiamichi Country and Lake and Trail Country.
Oklahoma’s culture is an amalgamation Southern, Western and Native American culture. The state is a leading producer of oil and food. The main agricultural exports from the state are soy, wheat, cattle, dairy, poultry and cotton.
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| Oklahoma City Travel Guide |
 Oklahoma City is the capital of the state of Oklahoma, USA. Oklahoma City is also the county seat for the Oklahoma County.
The city experiences a humid subtropical climate where summers are long and hot while winte... |
| Tulsa Travel Guide |
 Tulsa is located at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in Oklahoma, USA. This city has a population of around 383,000 and is spread over an area of 384 sq km. The Native Americans mainly Lochapoka
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| Bartlesville Travel Guide |
 Situated in Washington County in Oklahoma, USA, the city of Bartlesville covers a total area of 54.7 sq km. The Caney River separates the downtown area from the east side while part of the west side lies in Osa... |
| Elk City Travel Guide |
| Elk City is located in Beckham County in Oklahoma, USA. It houses a population of nearly 10,000 people and is spread over an area of around 38 sq km. The terrain of the city is characterised by... |
| Edmond Travel Guide |
| Edmond is a city in Oklahoma County in the state of Oklahoma, USA. It has an area of around 228 sq km and is home to approximately 77,000 people. This city was initially named ‘Summit&rsq... |
