Oklahoma Geography

1. Dense forests cover mountains and hills in this eastern area of the state.
5. Runner up to be the State Capital.
8. the highest point in the state.
9. Area refers to a large city and surrounding suburbs.
10. This river flows west of Tulsa. Like most rivers in Oklahoma, the ___ flows from the northwest the southeast.
13. In the eastern side of the state, fertile soil allows farmers to grow plenty of fruit and vegetables.
14. The State Capital.
17. In the center of the state, this region west of Tulsa has prairie and sandstone.
19. This region is known for lower elevation and rich soil, allowing a variety of crops to be grown.
20. The hilly region in western Oklahoma known for a combination of canyons, mesas, rivers, and lakes.

2. Most diverse minerals in the state, these mountains also have a 77-foot waterfall.
3. Known as the "Oil Capital of the World".
4. The Panhandle of the state, the High Plains region is known for grasslands and the Black Mesa.
6. Something you can buy, sell, or trade.
7. Mountains in the Southwest, known for having grass mixed in with giant boulders.
11. Open plains with sand dunes and reddish-orange clay covered canyons.
12. This highway is known as one of the most significant influences in Oklahoma.
15. In the northeastern corner of the state, plateaus are highly elevated but relatively level.
16. The State nickname.
18. Ida Glenn found pools of oil here.