Cities of Oklahoma
Oklahoma lies in the south-central United States, in a region known for its prairies and powerful storms. Oklahoma City is both the capital and the largest city in the state, sitting centrally on the North Canadian River. On this map you fly past real cities like Oklahoma City, Tulsa in the northeast, Norman, Broken Arrow and Edmond, and smaller towns such as Lawton, Enid and Stillwater. You will also see rivers like the Canadian River, the Cimarron River and the Washita River, and mountain ranges such as the Wichita Mountains and the Ouachita Mountains in the east. Hop in the helicopter and explore Oklahoma at your own pace. It is a fun, free way for kids and grown-ups to learn to place the cities and landscape of this southern prairie state.
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What is the capital of Oklahoma?
The capital of Oklahoma is Oklahoma City, located in the centre of the state on the North Canadian River. Oklahoma City is notable because it is also the largest city in the state and one of the largest cities in the United States by land area.
What is the largest city in Oklahoma?
The largest city in Oklahoma is Oklahoma City, which is also the capital, sitting centrally in the state. The second city is Tulsa in the northeast, located on the Arkansas River and long known as an important centre of the oil industry.
What does the landscape of Oklahoma look like?
Oklahoma lies largely in the Great Plains and consists of prairie and farmland, cut through by rivers such as the Canadian River and the Cimarron River. The Wichita Mountains rise in the southwest, while the wooded Ouachita Mountains lie in the east.
What is the most fun way to learn the cities of Oklahoma?
The most fun way to learn the cities of Oklahoma is to place them on the map yourself. In Toponauts you fly a helicopter past Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Norman and drop them in the right spot — playful, at your own pace and completely free.