Oklahoma Regions

This Region contains Oklahoma's oldest mountain range. Davis is among the largest communities of this region.

• Wichita Mountains

• High Plains

• Ouachita Mountains

• Gypsum Hills

• Arbuckle Mouuntains

This Region contains Oklahoma's youngest mountain range. The region specializes in lumbering and small farming operations.

• Wichita Mountains

• High Plains

• Ouachita Mountains

• Gypsum Hills

• Arbuckle Mouuntains

This Mountainous Region was formed when ancient lava flows pushed up the land. The region contains a 59,000 acre wildlife preserve.

• Wichita Mountains

• High Plains

• Ouachita Mountains

• Gypsum Hills

• Arbuckle Mouuntains

This Region contains Black Mesa, the state's highest elevation. The region features the driest climate in the state.

• Wichita Mountains

• High Plains

• Ouachita Mountains

• Gypsum Hills

• Arbuckle Mouuntains

This Region contains the sparkly Glass Mountains. Weatherford is among this region's largest communities.

• Wichita Mountains

• High Plains

• Ouachita Mountains

• Gypsum Hills

• Arbuckle Mouuntains

This Region contains Tulsa, the state's second largest city. Many job are in the service and manufacturing sectors.

• Red Bed Plains

• Red River Plains

• Sandstone Hills

• Prairie Plains

• Ozark Plateau

This Region contains many oil deposits. Sapulpa and Ada are among the larger communities of the region.

• Red Bed Plains

• Red River Plains

• Sandstone Hills

• Prairie Plains

• Ozark Plateau

This Region, in the Southeast corner of the state contains some of the state's best natural farmland. Durant and Idabel are among the larger communities of the region.

• Red Bed Plains

• Red River Plains

• Sandstone Hills

• Prairie Plains

• Ozark Plateau

This Region, in the Northeast corner of the state is in the foothills of a mountain range that runs from Arkansas to Missouri. Miami and Tahlequah are among the larger communities of the region.

• Red Bed Plains

• Red River Plains

• Sandstone Hills

• Prairie Plains

• Ozark Plateau

This Region contains the state's capital and largest city. Most jobs are in the service and manufacturing industries. Fossil Fuel production is prevalent in this region.

• Red Bed Plains

• Red River Plains

• Sandstone Hills

• Prairie Plains

• Ozark Plateau