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STATE ROCK

ROSE ROCK

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The giant 21-foot-tall oil worker statue located in Tulsa.

golden driller

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While the Oklahoma state flower is the Oklahoma Rose, this festive green plant with white berries was chosen as the official state floral emblem

mistletoe

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his classic 1967 coming-of-age novel by S.E. Hinton features rival Tulsa teenager gangs named the Greasers and the Socs, and was later turned into a movie by Francis Ford Coppola

the outsiders

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This major 1803 land deal between America and France included the vast majority of the land that eventually became Oklahoma.

Louisiana Purchase

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HIGHEST POINT IN OKLAHOMA 

BLACK MESA

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Oklahoma's official state nickname.

sooner state 

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Oklahoma is divided into exactly this many counties, ranging from Cimarron in the far west to McCurtain in the southeast.

77

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This is the official costumed mascot of the Oklahoma State University Cowboys, recognizable by his giant orange cowboy hat.

pistol pete

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  • This country music superstar from McAlester, Oklahoma, is famous for hits like "Fancy" and starring in her own self-titled 2000s sitcom.

Reba McEntire


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official date when Oklahoma became the 46th U.S. state

November 16, 1907

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first capital of Oklahoma 

guthrie

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John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath dubbed this famous highway the "Mother Road," a legendary driving route stretching directly through Tulsa and OKC.

rt 66

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This massive, prehistoric-looking mammal is the biggest animal Oklahoma is known for and serves as the official state mammal.

bison

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Joining the Union in 1907, Oklahoma entered the United States as this number state.

46

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what is the state bird 

scissor tail fly catcher

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The Native American language family from which the name "Oklahoma" is derived

choctaw  red people 

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This Oklahoma town shares its name with a character in the movie Ghost World and is home to Vance Air Force Base.

enid

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This country music mega-star and Yukon native broke industry records in the 1990s with his album No Fences and his iconic anthem "Friends in Low Places."

garth brooks

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Meaning "Early Bird," this nickname applies to the settlers who snuck into central Oklahoma before the official start of the 1889 Land Run.

sooner

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what does wewoka mean 

barking water

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The river that forms part of Oklahoma's southern border with Texas.

red river

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This iconic, switch-hitting New York Yankees center fielder was born in Spavinaw, Oklahoma, and nicknamed "The Commerce Comet."

mickey mantle

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Born in Shawnee, this famous Hollywood actor is known for starring in Fight Club and Moneyball, and is an avid baseball fan

brad Pitt

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sing the stae song

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