Oklahoma, home to nearly 4 million residents, is a geologically diverse state. The territory shifts from high plains to rolling mountain ranges, from mesas to marshland, and from wide-open prairies to dense forests. Here are a few glimpses into the landscape of Oklahoma, and some of the animals and people calling it home.
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- The Golden Driller, a 75-foot-tall statue of an oil worker, stands at the Tulsa Expo Center. The statue was originally made for the International Petroleum Exposition in 1952.Phil Anthony / Shutterstock
- A view of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, a tribute to the victims and survivors of the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, in Oklahoma City, photographed on December 23, 2019JustPixs / Shutterstock
- Wild horses gather in a pasture at sunset at the Mowdy Ranch Ecosanctuary near Coalgate, Oklahoma, on December 13, 2017. The horses, under the protection of the Bureau of Land Management, were relocated from overcrowded public lands in Nevada.Sue Ogrocki / AP
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