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The area in and around Anadarko traditionally served as hunting grounds for three major Native American tribes. The town was founded in 1901 by white settlers claiming land used by the Kiowa, Comanche and Wichita reservations. Farming and stock raising were the major livelihoods until oil was discovered in 1920 and drilling ensued. Agriculture and oil remain the leading industries.

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Radisson OKC Airport

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Hilton Garden Inn Oklahoma City-Bricktown

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ARTICLEAnadarko The area in and around Anadarko traditionally served as hunting grounds for three major Native American tribes. The town was founded in 1901 by white settlers claiming land used by the Kiowa, Comanche and Wichita reservations. Farming and stock raising were the major livelihoods until oil was discovered in 1920 and drilling ensued. Agriculture and oil remain the leading industries.Anadarko
NATIONAL PARKAlibates Flint Quarries National Monument Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument is 34 miles northeast of Amarillo off SR 136 on the south shore of Lake MeredithAlibates Flint Quarries National Monument
NATIONAL PARKBuffalo National River Reached via US 65 or SRs 7, 14 or 21 in northwestern Arkansas, Buffalo National River stretches through the rugged Ozark Mountains. While the Buffalo River courses 150 miles through the Ozarks, only its lower 135 miles and adjacent land are designated a national river. To protect the natural beauty of this area, Congress declared it a national river in 1972, thereby preserving it from development and population encroachment.Buffalo National River
NATIONAL PARKChickasaw National Recreation Area Near Sulphur on US 177 and SR 7, the Chickasaw National Recreation Area encompasses 10,000 acres in south-central Oklahoma. Woods and streams with small waterfalls characterize this region, which is known for its mineral waters. Springs within the area have been classified as sulphur, freshwater and bromide.Chickasaw National Recreation Area
NATIONAL PARKGeorge Washington Carver National Monument George Washington CarverGeorge Washington Carver National Monument
NATIONAL PARKHot Springs National Park Hot Hot Springs National Park
NATIONAL PARKLake Meredith National Recreation Area Lake Meredith is about 45 miles northeast of Amarillo and 9 miles west of Borger via SR 136. Impounded by Lake Meredith National Recreation Area
NATIONAL PARKOuachita National Forest In west-central Arkansas and southeastern Oklahoma, the 1.8 million-acre Ouachita National Forest is known for its mountain scenery, recreational opportunities and varied wildlife. The Ouachita Mountains run east and west, rather than north and south as do most American ranges. The novaculite found in this area is highly valued for making Arkansas whetstones, used for sharpening blade tools.Ouachita National Forest
NATIONAL PARKOzark National Forest In the Ozark Highlands and Boston Mountains of northwestern Arkansas, the four principal divisions of the Ozark National Forest total more than a million acres. Recreational activities such as hiking, camping, canoeing, horseback riding, hunting, fishing, mountain bicycle riding, swimming and picnicking can be enjoyed in the rugged beauty of the forest.Ozark National Forest
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