Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City is often called the heartland's capital and largest city. It ranks 11th out of all U.-S towns with more than 600 thousand people living within its limits! The metropolis has an impressive history, too; it sits on one of our nation's most traveled roads (I-35), making for easy access south into Texas or north towards Minneapolis/St Paul. The Northeast region of Oklahoma is a haven for nature lovers who enjoy the many trees and lush green landscape. The Cross Timbers Ecological Region offers shade while you drive or bike your way around, making it a perfect destination any time!

It is a city of great cultural and educational diversity. The city's five high schools all received gold or silver badges from U.S News & World Report, meaning they're among the best around! And it isn't just those 10+ institutions that offer quality learning opportunities for students. In total, 11 out of 15 top-notch facilities are located within the OKC Metro Area, making excellence accessible like never before. 

Downtown, one can find the Myriad Botanical Gardens with their iconic crystal bridge and many colleges that provide students opportunities to pursue an education in either art or science-related fields at Oklahoma University.

The entertainment capital of Oklahoma, OKC, is a big-league city that has plenty to offer. The newly revitalized downtown area features the Bricktown Entertainment District and top-notch museums, including an NBA team. 

With its rapid growth, Oklahoma City has become a sought-after city for new development. In addition to improving infrastructure and schools, the population of this booming metropolis is benefiting from significant improvements that are making it more appealing than ever before! And with all these developments come better quality-of-life additions. 

 It's also not surprising why this vibrant metropolis ranks high among America's most significant towns!