10 Interesting Fact About Oklahoma

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• Oklahoma is the 46th state in the United States which was accepted as part of the country in 1907.
• Oklahoma City is the capital of this state and is the second largest city after Tulsa.
• Oklahoma has more than 200 buildings and structures listed in the national history list of the United States.
• This state is home to several indigenous American tribes, including Cherokee, Cheyenne, and Apache.
• In Choctaw, Oklahoma means a red person's house.
• Oklahoma is one of the largest countries in the United States with an area of around 181,000 square km.
• There are more than 50 rivers and lakes in Oklahoma, including Lake Eufaula which is the largest lake in this state.
• This state is famous for strong winds and lightning storms that often occur in their territory.
• Oklahoma is famous for its oil and natural gas production, and is the birthplace of country and western music.
• There are three major universities in Oklahoma, namely the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, and the University of Tulsa.