Oklahoma City Oklahoma
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Bricktown in downtown Oklahoma City on the canal
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Illuminated SkyDance Bridge for pedestrians
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Downtown Oklahoma City at dusk
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Reflecting on symbolism at the Oklahoma City National Memorial
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Lobby of the Oklahoma State Capitol building
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Lighthouse at sunset on Lake Hefner
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Water flowing through the historic Lake Overholser Dam
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Admiring cowboy boots at the Stockyard City Boot Merchant
Jim Argo/Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department
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Spring
14 - 26 ºC
Summer
19 - 32 ºC
Fall
3 - 16 ºC
Winter
0 - 13 ºC
January
-3 - 9 ºC
February
-1 - 12 ºC
March
4 - 17 ºC
April
8 - 22 ºC
May
14 - 26 ºC
June
19 - 31 ºC
July
21 - 34 ºC
August
21 - 33 ºC
September
16 - 28 ºC
October
9 - 22 ºC
November
3 - 16 ºC
December
-2 - 10 ºC
- Major Airports:
- Will Rogers (OKC)
- States:
- Oklahoma
The state capital with a cowboy heart
Oklahoma City, known colloquially as OKC, is a bustling metropolis with a pioneer heart. With about 630,000 residents, it’s got all the big-city amenities you’d normally find in a state capital – fine dining, intriguing museums and top-notch performing arts – but you can easily become immersed in the city’s Old West heritage via its many cowboy-themed restaurants, shops and activities, too.
Cowboy Culture
Oklahoma City may be a big Midwestern city,