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List of Cities in Oklahoma for Travelers

Oklahoma has 77 counties and almost 600 cities. This guide highlights major cities like Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Norman, listing top attractions and nearby airports to help travelers plan their visit efficiently.

  • 02 May 2025
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The landlocked state of Oklahoma sits in the south-central part of the USA. It shares its borders with several states— Kansas, Colorado, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico and Missouri. The Sooner State is steeped in history and celebrates native American legacy and the erstwhile frontier lifestyle. As the country's 20th largest state, there's plenty to see and do here.

Let's take a closer look at the major cities in Oklahoma and what you can do to make the best out of a trip there.


List of cities in Oklahoma for travelers

Oklahoma comprises 77 counties, divided into almost 600 cities and towns. Here are some of the most visited cities in Oklahoma, their popular tourist spots and the closest airports to get there.

City

Area

Must visits

Connecting airport

Oklahoma City

1,609 sq km

●       OKC’s Paseo district

●       Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum

●       Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum

●       Frontier City Theme Park

Will Rogers International Airport (OKC)

Tulsa

483.8 sq km

●       Philbrook Museum of Art

●       Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium

●       Gathering Place and Woody Guthrie Center

Tulsa International Airport (TUL)

Norman

490 sq km

●       Moore-Lindsay Historic House

●       Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History

●       Reaves Park

●       Porter Ave Ghost Sign

University of Oklahoma Westheimer Airport (OUN)

Lawton

194.5 sq km

●       Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum

●       Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center

●       Museum of the Great Plains

●       Geronimo’s Grave

Lawton Ft. Sill Regional Airport (LAW)

Bartlesville

58.9 sq km

●       Price Tower

●       Bartlesville Area History Museum

●       Frank Philips Home

●       Johnstone Park 

Tulsa International Airport (distance: 64 km)

Stillwater

73.3 sq km

●       OSU Museum of Art

●       Carl Blackwell Lake

●       Stillwater History Museum

●       National Wrestling Hall of Fame

Stillwater Regional Airport (SWO)

Edmond

228sq km

●       Armstrong Auditorium

●       Arcadia Lake

●       Sorghum Mill Christmas Tree & Blackberry Farm

●       UCO Chambers Library, Archives & Special Collections

Guthrie–Edmond Regional Airport (GOK)

Broken Arrow

118.1 sq km

●       Ray Harral Nature Park & Center

●       The Museum Broken arrow

●       Military History Museum

●       Elam Park

Tulsa International Airport (distance: 17.5 km)

Enid

191.9 sq km

●       Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

●       Railroad Museum of Oklahoma

●       Meadowlake Park

●       Woodring Wall of Honor and Veterans Park

Enid Woodring Regional Airport (WDG)

Ardmore

134 sq km

●       Greater Southwest Historical Museum

●       Ardmore Regional Park

●       Lake Murray State Park

●       Charles B. Goddard Center for Visual and Performing Arts

Lawton Ft. Sill Regional Airport (distance: 125 km)

Sulphur

18.21 sq km

●       Chickasaw National Recreation Area

●       Sulphur Water Springs

●       Chickasaw Cultural Center

●       Turner Falls

OKC Will Rogers International Airport (distance: 114.5 km)

Moore

57.86 sq km

●       Moore Warren Theatre

●       Moore Central Park

●       Museum of Osteology

●       Yellow Rose Dinner Theatre

OKC Will Rogers International Airport (distance: 12 km)

Miami

28.96 sq km

●       Coleman Theatre

●       Dobson Museum

●       Shawnee Tribe Cultural Center

●       GAR Cemetery

Joplin Regional Airport (distance: 62.7 km)

Ponca City

47.6 sq km

●       Marland Mansion & Estate

●       Standing Bear Park

●       Lester & Mary Cann Memorial Botanical Gardens

●       Conoco Museum

Ponca City Municipal Airport (PNC)

Muskogee

115.21 sq km

●       Muskogee War Memorial Park

●       Roxy Theatre

●       Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame

●       Five Civilized Tribes Museum

Tulsa International Airport (distance: 68 km)

El Reno

207.66 sq km

●       Chisholm Trail Museum

●       Fort Reno

●       Myriad Botanical Gardens

●       Lake El Reno

OKC Will Rogers International Airport (distance: 35 km)

Vinita

15 sq km

●       Eastern Trails Museum

●       Will Rogers Archway

●       Clanton’s Café

●       Cherokee Nation Anna Mitchell Cultural & Welcome Center

Tulsa International Airport (distance: 93 km)

Tahlequah

33.33 sq km

●       Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum

●       Cherokee National History Museum

●       Floyd H Horris Park

●       Doc Wadley Stadium

Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport (distance: 104 km)

Durant

72.08 sq km

●       Lake Texoma State Park

●       Choctaw Casino & Resort-Durant

●       Fort Washita Historic Site & Museum

●       Three Valley Museum

Durant Regional Airport – Eaker Field (DUA)

Bixby

69.3 sq km

●       Washington Irving Memorial Park & Arboretum

●       Lake Bixhoma

●       Carmichael’s Pumpkin Patch

●       Gibson Gardens

Tulsa International Airport (distance: 28 km)


Interesting facts about the top cities in Oklahoma

Before planning your visit to Oklahoma, here are a few fun facts about these cities.

  • Oklahoma City was the first city to have parking meters.
  • Tulsa was the first city to use road signs for traffic control.
  • Many places in Norman are considered haunted. The University of Oklahoma even offers nightly guided ghost tours for those who are brave enough.
  • The city of Lawton is named after Major General Henry Ware Lawton, a Civil War hero.
  • The Price Tower in Bartlesville is the only skyscraper architect Frank Lloyd Wright constructed.
  • Stillwater is considered the birthplace of Red Dirt music.
  • Enid's grain storage capacity has earned it the nickname, 'Queen Wheat City'.
  • The sulfuric water springs in Sulphur are believed to hold healing properties.
  • Ponca city was part of the largest land run in the USA.
  • Vinita was the first city in Oklahoma to receive electricity.
  • Bixby is nicknamed 'The Garden Spot of Oklahoma'.


Conclusion

From the cosmopolitan Oklahoma City to the college town of Norman, cities in Oklahoma offer dynamic experiences that will leave you with lasting memories. However, as with any trip, preparing for the unexpected is essential. International travel insurance provides peace of mind, covering unforeseen situations such as lost luggage, flight cancellations, or medical emergencies, ensuring you're protected against financial setbacks during your journey. With the right coverage, you can focus on making memories without worrying about the what-ifs!


Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog is for educational and informational purposes only. It may contain outdated data and information regarding the Insurance industry and products. It is advised to verify the currency and relevance of the data and information before taking any major steps. ICICI Lombard is not liable for any inaccuracies or consequences resulting from the use of this outdated information.

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