Oklahoma White Pages, United States

Oklahoma is a leading producer of oil and natural gas, as well as a significant player in the aerospace services industry. If you want to find someone in Oklahoma by their phone number, search the Oklahoma white pages. This online phonebook is a database containing names, addresses, social media profiles, and public records associated with the registered owners of a phone number. Besides being a faster and easier way to find and reconnect with a lost acquaintance, using the Oklahoma white pages can also help you avoid phone scams, which affect 1 in 3 Americans today.  

Oklahoma At A Quick Glance

demographic statistics for oklahoma
  • Achieved Statehood — November 16, 1907
  • Capital: Oklahoma City
  • Population: 3.9 million (2021)
  • Size: 69,899 square miles (20th largest state)
  • Nickname: Sooner State
  • Motto: “Labor Conquers All Things”
  • State Tree: Redbud
  • State Flower: Oklahoma Rose
  • State Bird: The Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher
  • State Beverage: Milk

10 Quick Facts About Oklahoma

population by race for oklahoma
  • Oklahoma is the Choctaw word for “red people.” Furthermore, the Red River, which marks the Oklahoma-Texas boundary, has a red tint because of its abundant minerals. 
  • The Oklahoma Capitol is built on an oil well — the only capitol with this status. 
  • Oklahoma produces the most iodine in the US.
  • The state has the most artificial lakes in the US — the over 200 lakes cover over 1 million acres with water.  
  • Oklahoma has the second-largest population of Native Americans in the US and is the tribal headquarter for 39 American Indian tribes. 
  • The electric guitar was invented by Bob Dunn in Beggs, Oklahoma. 
  • The shopping cart was invented when Sylvan Goldman had a eureka moment when he saw two folded chairs in his office at Humpty Dumpty. 
  • Authorities installed the first parking meter in the US in Oklahoma City in 1935. 
  • The Oklahoma Panhandle, comprising Cimarron, Texas, and Beaver counties, is so named because the shape resembles the handle of a cooking pan.  
  • Downtown Tulsa is home to the Center of the Universe, a small concrete circle that acts as a private amplified echo chamber. The echoes are audible only to you, and people outside the circle cannot hear them.

Largest cities or towns in Oklahoma

Oklahoma CityOwassoDuncan
TulsaMuskogeeSapulpa
NormanBartlesvilleDel City
Broken ArrowShawneeEl Reno
EdmondBixbyDurant
LawtonYukonSand Springs
MooreMustangBethany
Midwest CityJenksClaremore
StillwaterArdmoreAltus
EnidPonca CityMcAlester