1. Oklahoma State song: Oklahoma State flower: Rosa ‘Oklahoma’ State nickname: Sooner state
By: Cameron Pratt

2. 3 major cities of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City.
It’s the capital of Oklahoma. The Oklahoma City Thunder is there also and people in all of the state love the Thunder.
Population: About 1.31 million people are living in Oklahoma City.
Norman.
This is where the University of Oklahoma is located.
Population: 110,925 people are living in Norman.
Tulsa.
This is where I’m from. It is definitely the city that is not the safest in the whole state of Oklahoma.
Population: 603,403 people are living in Oklahoma.

3. Colleges of Oklahoma. University of Oklahoma Norman, Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma State
Stillwater, Oklahoma
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma

4. Attractions in Oklahoma.
Route 66
It is located from the top of Oklahoma to other states around.
People like being on this road because it’s one of the most famous highways in the United States.
Personally I would like to go on the highway because it’s popular so I wanna experience it.

5. 2nd attraction in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City Thunder.
You can go see the MVP Russell Westbrook play and get triple doubles.
The Thunder play in the Chesapeake Energy Arena located downtown in OKC.
People mostly want to see Russell play.

6. 3rd attraction in Oklahoma.
The Stone Lion Inn.
It is located in Guthrie, Oklahoma which I would not visit because I don’t play with that ghost stuff.
A spirit named Irene Houghton lived in the house back in the day when her family lived there. A family once lived in the house after her family but then they moved out because they were obviously being haunted by this little 8 year old girl. I would move out too. Its just creepy looking from the outside.
Believe me I wouldn’t go and I think its not a safe place to go so stay safe kids.

7. Symbols Route 66. Chesapeake Energy Arena + Russell Westbrook.
The Stone Lion Inn.   

8. 1 fact; 1 cool thing about Oklahoma.
No other state has as many man made lakes. Oklahoma has 200 of them.
During the Triassic Period which I think was during the dinosaurs were living, Oklahoma was near the equator; hot and dry.