Oklahoma
, county (
718 sq mi/1,860 sq km; 1990 pop.
599,611), central Okla.; Oklahoma City, which extends into 3
adjacent cos.; 35°32'N 97°24'W. Other important cities include
Edmond, Spencer, and Midwest City. Intersected by North Canadian R. and
the Deep Fork of Canadian R. Dairying; cattle; wheat; agr. mostly in E
and NW parts. Varied mfg. at Oklahoma City and Edmond. Oil and
natural-gas fields; sand, granite; refineries. Most urbanized co. in
state. Formed 1890.
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Oklahoma City, which extends into 3
adjacent cos.; 35°32'N 97°24'W. Other important cities include
Edmond, Spencer, and Midwest City. Intersected by North Canadian R. and
the Deep Fork of Canadian R. Dairying; cattle; wheat; agr. mostly in E
and NW parts. Varied mfg. at Oklahoma City and Edmond. Oil and
natural-gas fields; sand, granite; refineries. Most urbanized co. in
state. Formed 1890.
