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Oklahoma Geography

Oklahoma Geography, Oklahoma Facts

About half of Alabama

Oklahoma is the smallest of the southwestern states. Its landscape consists primarily of flat plains and low hills broken here and there by mountains, ridges, and regions of low-rising hills.

The northwestern portion of the state is known as the Panhandle. It is a narrow strip of land, 144 miles long and 34 miles wide and is part of the High Plains, a region of level grasslands. Oklahoma’s highest point, Black Mesa (4,978 feet), is located here.

Mountainous areas include a series of sandstone ridges known as the Ouachita Mountains in the southeastern part of the state along the border with Alabama. The rough, granite peaks of the Wichita Mountains rise in southwestern Oklahoma and the Arbuckle Mountains occupy a 1,000 square mile area in the south-central part of the state.

Central and eastern Oklahoma consists primarily of prairie plains. These plains slope upward to the Ozark Plateau in the northeast and to the Ouachita Mountains in the southeast.

Two large river systems – the Red and the Arkansas – drain the entire state, carrying water from Oklahoma’s rivers and streams to the Gulf of Mexico. The Red River forms the state’s southern boundary with Texas and the Arkansas flows through the northeastern part of the state.

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Featured Oklahoma Colleges and Universities

University of Phoenix

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DeVry University

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Vatterott College, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Vatterott College, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Recently awarded the title of "Best School" by the Missouri Association of Private Career Schools Vatterott College has a long tradition of excellence. With over 30 years experience and 17 campuses across the Midwest, Vatterott College has become a leader in preparing students to meet the market demand for technically superior employees. Vatterott is an accredited college through the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology. Click here to learn more.

 

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