Oklahoma

Travel Journals
Read about our journey through Oklahoma Brittnay's Journal Jacob's Journal

State Quarter
All pictures are from: Bays, Brad A., and Deena K. Fisher. "Oklahoma." //World Book Student.// World Book, 2010. Web. 28 April 2010.

Other Information:
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
 * State Capital**

Fort Gibson, Counties Muskogee, and Boyle Historic District, Oklahoma, Washita battlefield, near Cheyenne, Oklahoma City National Memorial
 * Historical Sites**

4,973, Black Mesa
 * Highest Point**

289, Little River
 * Lowest Point**

Oklahoma City National Memorial, Oklahoma City, and North Eastern State University
 * State or National Park**

Toby Keith, Moore and Dr. Phil, Oklahoma City, Micky Mantle Spavinaw, Allan Houser, Fort Still Apache tribe
 * Famous People**

Langston University, Oklahoma City and North Eastern State University, Tulsa university, Bacone Collage
 * Collage or University**

Forel Center, Oklahoma City and Lloyd Noble Center, Norman Oklahoma City Thunder BOK Center, Tulsa Oilers BOK Center
 * Professional Sporting Event**

Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, and Lawton
 * Largest City's**

Jan. Above 40, Below 32, July. Above 84, Below 82, Average Precipitation, More Than 40, Less Than 24
 * Average Temperature**:

Oklahoma State Fair, Expo Square (Tulsa), Horse Racing, Route 66 Museum, Chilton Oklahoma, Worlds Largest McDonald, Tulsa (Oklahoma), Cherokee Heratige Center, Phillbrook Museum, Fort Still, Will Rodger Memorial, Woolaroc, Softball Hall of Fame, Oklahoma State Universtiry, Ardemore Cemetery
 * Other Points of Interests**: