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In 1907, Oklahoma became the 46th state in the Union. This book highlights a few of the remarkable communities and attractions which represent our state’s unique history and extraordinary future.
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When you travel back roads and interstate highways, whether by train, plane or automobile, a surprising number of bold, exciting and diverse adventures await you in Oklahoma. Once you see all the pluses, we think you’ll have zero reservations about traveling to, or through, our great state. So, step back and take a look at the total picture – in numbers.
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With many attractions already in existence, there are plenty of interesting story angles related to Oklahoma’s agritourism industry.
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Oklahoma's many unique people, places and history make for some pretty interesting stories. Here are just a few topics to give you an example of what's waiting for you in the Sooner State.
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Oklahoma's cowboy and ranching heritage stretches back to the days after the Civil War, when Texas cowboys brought cattle north along the Chisholm Trail. Today, Western culture still survives, as cowboys across the state ride and rope year-round. In fact, Oklahoma has more horses per capita than any other state, offering even the greenest tenderfoot a chance to saddle up.
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Find out what people, places and things make Oklahoma unique.
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