Oklahoma, United States (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"…a housewife from Oklahoma,…"

"Go look it up. They're all on file at the FAA's Technical Center in Oklahoma City."

"Specimens associated with Morrison formation strata in Colorado, Utah, and Oklahoma."

"and then down to Oklahoma (at outside Bowie Arizona we'd had a short nap at dawn, he in the truck, me in my bag in the cold red clay with just stars blazing silence overhead and a distant coyote)"

"Dieser alte Mann, kleingewachsener Alkoholiker mit rotem Gesicht, braunen Zähnen und einem Akzent aus Oklahoma, der einst Zementarbeiter gewesen war, war einfach nach Hause gefahren und hatte sich volllaufen lassen."

"Rookie quit the job and went to live with his mom in Oklahoma."

"…I was hit by a nervous, high‐strung, skinny, homely, ineffectual, simpering oldmaid from Oklahoma, vainly trying to compete with our own glorious system of cabs!"

"He was an Oklahoma cowboy, discovered on the range—who came to the newyork Rodeo (I am not referring to the one in Madison Square Garden: Im referring to the Rodeo of this city itself)"

"the Texas Rangers, which was the team Maxine grew up rooting for in Oklahoma because Oklahoma didn’t have a team."

"Cheyenne. Southern. Out of Oklahoma. Enrolled with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma."

"“Their mom told them stories about moving away for good. About getting back home to Oklahoma.”"

"Some of us come all the way out from Oklahoma, South Dakota, Arizona, New Mexico, Montana, Minnesota;"

"with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma, my dad told me we’re Cheyenne and not Arapaho,"

"But I got it and moved out to Oklahoma a few months later."

"Before you were born, you were chased, beaten, broken, trapped on a reservation in Oklahoma."

"She’d gone all that way to Oklahoma to find out where she came from and all she’d gotten for it was a color for a name."

"He is an enrolled member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma."

"The plan is to get to OKC. To the Greyhound station."