City of Norman

Most of Norman is relatively flat, the east side of the city limits the closer to Lake Thunderbird, the less flat it is. There are rolling hills. No. Norman Regional Healthplex is the major hospital for this area.

Community Features:
Norman and the university both feature dozens of pieces of public art; the Walker Arts District hosts art walks on the second Friday of the month. Regionally, Norman is known as a city of festivals which include the Medieval Fair, Norman Music Festival, Jazz in June, Summer Breeze Concert Series, Annual Aviation Festival, National Weather Festival, Farm Girl Fair and more.

Community Filmography:
Films: Turkey Bowl, Deadly Misconduct, Rise and Walk: The Dennis Byrd Story, Full Out 2: You Got This, College Professor Obsession (parts), Painted Woman (parts), Twister (parts) Television: House Hunters episode, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

City Infrastructure:
Norman is the state's third-largest city and part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. The southern part of the state will travel to Norman to shop "the names you know" national retailers along with the Historic Campus Corner, Downtown Norman, Lindsey Street, East Business Association and Main District business districts.

Landmarks:
The University of Oklahoma features three world-class museums at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History and the National Weather Center (home of the Dorothy and Toto props from the "Twister" movie) along with public art and the Bizzell Memorial Library which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The state's largest urban park, Lake Thunderbird, is located in the city limits. Other points of interest include The Sooner Theatre, Moore-Lindsay Historical House, Jacobson Native Art Center, The Crucible Foundry and Legacy Trail. Riverwind Casino has a Norman address but is located south of the river that are the city's boundaries.

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