Frontier Cities

The Oklahoma City Zoo. With nearly 2,200 of the world's most exotic animals exhibited throughout 110 lushly planted acres, the Oklahoma City Zoo is one of the top zoos in the nation. The Zoo focuses on animal and plant conservation in a fun way by creating naturalistic habitats that feature many rare and endangered animals. With animal exhibits, gardens, picnic areas and special events, the Zoo provides an ever changing educational and recreational experience. Discover the world year- round at the Zoo - where wild adventures await explorers of all ages.

Oklahoma City Online is a terrific resource page. There are spots for free advertising, lots of information, links to many other sites of local interest. The COUPONS ON DEMAND page gives on-liners a real edge. There is also a page for concerts, churches and community, among other things.

Cushing Oklahoma, Chamber of Commerce Cushing is the Pipeline Crossroads of the World. You will find Gary Marks, President, Cushing Chamber of Commerce & Industry to be extremely helpful. "Please feel free to call on us anytime----here in Cushing. This is a great community with super people."
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Welcome to Oklahoma City: "This Web site is designed to display any and all information about our great city. Feel free to browse the site. If you are interested in displaying your business among the listing of www.okcok.com please email us (from the front page)."

Oklahoma City is bright, colorful, informative and extensive. There are maps, driving distances, RV parks, attractions, events and even humor.

Inside OKC is bright, colorful, professional.

Metropolitan Library System an interlinking system of libraries with top notch service. 19 branches in OKC and Oklahoma County.

Click HERE to Keep up with the current events in Norman through a special newsletter by Lisa Farrimond.

Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. As you would expect, this is one of the best sites to discover business connections and information for the Greater Oklahoma City area. The best focus is on Government issues, Economic developments, and small business resources.

Ready to begin looking for a home in Oklahoma City choose the 'Buying' button. Looking for an estimate of the market value of your home click on the 'Selling' button.

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Chickasha is a huge, sprawling town found in Grady County. This site is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and is almost entirely verbally communicated.

Purcell Oklahoma is located in the very Heart of Oklahoma and nestled in the bluffs overlooking the South Canadian River, the birthplace of Oklahoma. Purcell has a unique and rich history which blends many cultures, industries and people.

Stillwater Oklahoma has a full-sized and wonderful site.

Edmond Oklahoma has a professional site heavy on information. Here you will find everything from area attractions to moving to Edmond kits. Navigation is simple and effective.

The Town of McLoud was founded in 1895 in the northwest corner of what would become Pottawatomie County, in central Oklahoma. Located just north of the town, in Lincoln County, are the tribal headquarters of the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma.

Tecumseh Oklahoma, home of the state's first woman Lt. Governor, Mary Fallin. This remarkable site is a hub for the whole region with everything easily accessible and key introductions given so you know what you are going to visit. It even has a listing for the cemetery.

Yukon, Oklahoma, is a thriving community directly west of Oklahoma City. With Interstate 40 on our south border, and old Route 66 cutting right through the middle, Yukon is the heart of the Main Street of America.

Oklahoma Showcase symbol of outstanding value

Rich in history and tradition, Bartlesville is known for its heritage of Indian and Western cultures, and as the site of the first commercial oil well in Oklahoma or west of the Mississippi. But the page, the page, this is the absolute best city web site in the state of Oklahoma. Go here for fun, excitement, art, information and connections of all kinds to this area. And, while I'm on the subject, anyone I have marked with a

little yellow flag map of Oklahoma can proudly display the same award on their site that is displayed to the right for Bartlesville.

Broken Arrow (Near Tulsa) Host of Rooster Days, and the Gatesway International Balloon Festival. Broken Arrow is the fifth largest city in the state with a population of 70,000. It has become the state's third largest manufacturing community (behind Tulsa and Oklahoma City). Broken Arrow does not, however, rank in the top ten cities in the state for per capita crime rate.

Coweta is located in NW Wagoner County and is approximately 30 minutes from Tulsa and Muskogee, two of the largest cities in NW Oklahoma. Broken Arrow and Wagoner, the county seat, both neighbor to Coweta as well. It is one of the fastest growing cities in Oklahoma. Currently, Coweta is the 50th largest city in the state with a population of about 7500. Furthermore, Wagoner County is the seventh largest county in Oklahoma.

Grove Oklahoma, the site is stuffed full of information on this Green Country area.

Locust Grove, Mayes County. Area recreational activities include hunting and camping, as well as boating, swimming, and fishing on Lake Hudson and many clear water creeks and streams.

Miami You can use this site to find jobs , to post classified ads , find out about the city of Miami or the chamber of commerce phone numbers or events ; you can find a church , or post a web site for your church and its events. You can find information about local schools ( grade school , middle school, high school ) including NEO A&M Community College.

"In Ramona, (Washington County) Caney Valley middle and high school are the biggest places in town. There is a Ledgen's Bar-B-Q, a small gas station and a small grocery store, and post office. Across highway 75 on the other side of town there is a daylight donuts, and a little knic knac store called "Barb's this an that's." There are four churches in town." submitted by Tarah Hawkins.

Salina Oklahoma. You'll have to know to click on the pictures and name to get inside. But the pictures are wonderful.

Sapulpa is the county seat for Creek County. It occupies an area over which six nations have flown their flag - Spain, France, England, Mexico, the Choctaw Indian Nation, and the United States.

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The new Locust Grove web site (www.locustgroveok.com) is bright, colorful, chocked full of area facts and dynamic help. The front page alone is worth the trip. Locust Grove has been the Wonder City since 1913. The town is located at the southern end of Lake Hudson, just below Robert S. Kerr Dam. A few miles east of Locust Grove stands the historic Saline Courthouse, the only remaining of nine identical structures built by the Cherokee Nation between 1884 and 1888.
Area recreational activities include hunting and camping, as well as boating, swiming, and fishing on Lake Hudson. A gallery one mile east of town pays tribute to world renowned sculptor Willard Stone. Master Artists Jason Stone, Ben Shoemaker, Bill Glass, and Bill Rabbitt also call Locust Grove home.