Oklahoma profile highlights tribes and oil legacy
Oklahoma, a southwestern state, hosts many tribes with 39 tribal headquarters and up to 67 tribes. It is a major oil and gas producer with a Capitol grounds oil well, vast farmlands, beef, and wheat production. The state entered the union as the 46th state in 1907, ranking 18th in area with over 3 million residents.
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Oklahoma City hosts Red Earth, the world’s largest Native American festival, every June. The event celebrates art, culture, and heritage across multiple days, drawing participants and visitors from across the nation.
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