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Geography of Oklahoma

Can you answer these random questions about the geography of Oklahoma?
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What is the state capital of Oklahoma?
Oklahoma City
What is the name of that city's major airport?
Will Rogers World
What border formation does Oklahoma have in common with Idaho and West Virginia?
Panhandle
U.S. states that border Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Texas
What is the nickname of Oklahoma?
The Sooner State
What is Oklahoma's second-largest city?
Tulsa
What is the largest suburb of that city?
Broken Arrow
What city is just south of Fort Sill and is home to the Museum of the Great Plains?
Lawton
What river is named the Oklahoma River only when it flows through the state capital?
North Canadian River
What region of intense weather is Oklahoma located in?
Tornado Alley
What religious "belt" region is Oklahoma located in?
Bible Belt
What are the two most commonly spoken Native American languages in Oklahoma? * hint: both start with C
Cherokee
Choctaw
What highland region extends into northeastern Oklahoma?
The Ozarks
What is the largest wild animal found in Oklahoma?
American Bison
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