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Twenty-four percent of Oklahoma is covered by forest.
The lowest point in Oklahoma is Little River in McCurtain County, at 289 feet.
Water covers 1,224 square miles.
33.7 million acres are farmland.
The state has 34 major reservoirs.
More water is used for irrigation than anything else.
About 60 percent of surface water is used for drinking water.
Oklahoma has 11,611 miles of shoreline, more than the combined non-tidal coasts of the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico.
Oklahoma is the nation's 20th largest state, and it covers 69,903 square miles.
Cimarron County is the only county in the U.S. that touches four states: Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Kansas.
Oklahoma has parts of four mountain ranges: Ouachitas, Arbuckles, Wichitas and the Ozarks.
The world's largest deposit of alabaster is at Alabaster Caverns near Freedom.
No other state has as many man-made lakes: 200.
Mount Cavanal west of Poteau is claimed to be the highest hill in the world, 1,999 feet.
The Poteau River is the only river in Oklahoma that flows north.
During the Triassic Period, Oklahoma was near the equator — hot and dry.
Dinosaur fossils are found in two places: near Atoka and in the Panhandle.