Notes on the Geography of Oklahoma
Neither East nor West, nor North or South, Oklahoma falls in the cracks of American regionalization. That's not a nice way to put it--and Oklahomans take criticism badly--but look around and you'll see that the state's had a hard time, which at least partly explains the thin skin.
Norman in maps (15 pictures)Norman 1: The Agrarian Background (14 pictures)
Norman 2: Before World War II (28 pictures)
Norman 3: Post-war Downtown (9 pictures)
Expansion (20 pictures)
Norman 5: Housing the Dallas Generation (30 pictures)
Norman 6: Building a Starter House (12 pictures)
Norman 7: Other Residential Ideas (20 pictures)
Norman 8: The National Accounts Move In (18 pictures)
Norman 9: False Fronts (12 pictures)
Norman 10: Mt. Williams (8 pictures)
East Norman (10 pictures)
Norman in Sum: Take One (21 pictures)
Norman in Sum: Take Two (15 pictures)
Core Norman, 2017 (55 pictures)
University of Oklahoma Campus 1 (22 pictures)
University of Oklahoma Campus 2 (37 pictures)
Downtown Oklahoma City (54 pictures)
Midtown Oklahoma City (76 pictures)
Oklahoma City Eastside (66 pictures)
Oklahoma City: Almost Modern (91 pictures)
Oklahoma City: Almost Dallas (77 pictures)
Oklahoma City: Water, Rail, Road (89 pictures)
Tulsa (10 pictures)
Guthrie (15 pictures)
Oklahoma's Small Towns (29 pictures)
Oklahoma Indian Affairs (17 pictures)
A Cross Timbers Threnody (17 pictures)