Oklahoma

Oklahoma Travel to

ATTRACTIONS: (a few major)

Numerous American Indian historic sites and museums, the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, State Capital Building and Murrah Federal Building monument in Oklahoma City, the Will Rogers Museum, and much, much more.

CITY ATTRACTIONS:

CONVENTION AND VISITOR BUREAUS:

GENERAL INTEREST:

Electricity: 110/120V, 60Hz
Times to Travel: With a most interesting collection of family attractions, monuments, museums and historic sites, Oklahoma offers a fascinating look at American Indian history, and the history of America, spring, summer, fall or winter.

AIRFARES - HOTELS - RENTAL CARS:

TOURISM SITES AND LINKS:

Oklahoma State Tourism
Oklahoma Tourism 800.652.6552
Oklahoma State Parks
Oklahoma City National Memorial video
U.S. National Park Service

PASSPORTS - TRAVEL VISAS:
United States entry requirements are the same in all states, with most foreign travelers requiring a visa. There are exceptions as Canadian citizens only need proof of that citizenship. Travelers coming to the U.S. for tourism or business for 90 days or less from qualified countries may be eligible to visit the U.S. without a visa.

Oklahoma Photographs

The Quartz Mountain Lodge in Lone Wolf, Oklahoma, Pictured on April 30, 2003

The Quartz Mountain Lodge in Lone Wolf, Oklahoma...
by Sue Ogrocki
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Cowboy Morgan Evans, National Cowboy Hall of Fame

Oklahoma City Skyline Viewed from Bricktown District, Oklahoma, USA

Oklahoma City...
by Richard Cummins
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Oklahoma Cities, Counties & Area Codes

City	County	Area Code
Stilwell	Adair	918
Cherokee	Alfalfa	580
Atoka	Atoka	580
Beaver	Beaver	580
Elk City	Beckham	580
Watonga	Blaine	580
Durant	Bryan	580
Anadarko	Caddo	405
Yukon	Canadian	405
Ardmore	Carter	580
Tahlequah	Cherokee	918
Hugo	Choctaw	580
Boise City	Cimarron	580
Norman	Cleveland	405
Coalgate	Coal	580
Lawton	Comanche	580
Walters	Cotton	580
Vinita	Craig	918
Sapulpa	Creek	918
Weatherford	Custer	580
Grove	Delaware	918
Vici	Dewey	580
Shattuck	Ellis	580
Enid	Garfield	580
Pauls Valley	Garvin	405
Chickasha	Grady	405
Medford	Grant	580
Mangum	Greer	580
Hollis	Harmon	580
Laverne	Harper	580
Stigler	Haskell	918
Holdenville	Hughes	405
Altus	Jackson	580
Waurika	Jefferson	580
Tishomingo	Johnston	580
Ponca City	Kay	580
Kingfisher	Kingfisher	405
Hobart	Kiowa	580
Wilburton	Latimer	918
Poteau	Leflore	918
Chandler	Lincoln	405
Guthrie	Logan	405
Marietta	Love	580
Fairview	Major	580
Madill	Marshall	580
Pryor	Mayes	918
Blanchard	McClain	405
Broken Bow	McCurtain	580
Checotah	McIntosh	918
Sulphur	Murray	580
Muskogee	Muskogee	918
Perry	Noble	580
Nowata	Nowata	918
Okemah	Okfuskee	918
Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	405
Edmond	Oklahoma	405
Okmulgee	Okmulgee	918
Skiatook	Osage	918
Miami	Ottawa	918
Cleveland	Pawnee	918
Stillwater	Payne	405
McAlester	Pittsburg	918
Ada	Pontotoc	580
Shawnee	Pottawatomie	405
Antlers	Pushmataha	580
Cheyenne	Roger Mills	580
Claremore	Rogers	918
Seminole	Seminole	405
Sallisaw	Sequoyah	918
Duncan	Stephens	580
Guymon	Texas	580
Frederick	Tillman	580
Tulsa	Tulsa	918
Broken Arrow	Wagoner	918
Bartlesville	Washington	918
Cordell	Washita	580
Alva	Woods	580
Woodward	Woodward	580

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