City of Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City is in a region characterized by diverse topography that reflects the broader geographical features of the state. The terrain predominantly consists of gently rolling plains, which gradually rise in elevation toward the west, where the land transitions into the rugged Arbuckle Mountains. The city is positioned on the edge of a vast prairie landscape, interspersed with rivers, such as the North Canadian River, which flow through the area. The topography is shaped by its position in a climate zone that experiences significant temperature variations and seasonal weather patterns, including the potential for severe storms​. Overall, Oklahoma City's terrain offers a mix of urban development and natural features that contribute to the region's unique ecological and geological identity.

Community Features:
-Scissortail Park - a 70 acre downtown park with sweeping views of downtown. -Myriad Gardens - a 7 acre downtown park with a large conservatory -RiverSport - features a surf machine, ski machine, whitewater rafting, whitewater kayaking, tubing, flatwater kayaking, SUP paddleboarding, skytrail, high speed slides, sky zip, bike park, drop and more. -Historic buildings such as the FIrst National Center and Skirvin. -Historic districts such has Old Britton, NW 39th, Plaza District, Boathouse District, Paseo, Midtown and Capitol Hill -Historic neighborhoods such as Crown Heights, Mesta Park, Edgemere Park, Heritage Hills, Paseo, Putnam Heights, Deep Deuce, Stockyard City and Shepherd. -Unusual architecture such as Devon Tower, Gold Dome, First National Center, Milk Bottle Building, OKC National Memorial, state capitol, Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory, Overholser Mansion, Harn Homestead, Oklahoma History Center, Bricktown and SkyDance Bridge. -First American's Museum and property -Numerous pieces of public art

Community Filmography:
Movies since 2021: Twister, Tulsa King, Cricket, Urban Vanity, Jurassic Games, Jurassic Pet, Keep Quiet, The Huntsman, Reagan, The Flaming Lips Bubble Concert, Country Gold, Second Chances, Prom Bandits, For the Love of Money, How I Met Your Murderer, Deadly Misconduct, College Professor Obsession, Malicious Motives, Tracking a Killer, American Underdog, WWE Raw, C.I. Ape and Deadly Dating Game

City Infrastructure:
Oklahoma City is home to thousands of businesses. Our largest shopping malls include Penn Square and Quail Springs, both have Dillards, JC Penny and many other stores. Classen Curve is a great location for higher-end shopping and fun dining in an outdoor environment. Paseo is where you'll find art galore. The new mall in town is The Oak, a shopping, dining, living, working and entertainment area. OKC Outlets is an outdoor mall with more than 80 brand name outlet stores.

Landmarks:
OKC National Memorial OKC Museum of Art Myriad Botanical Gardens Scissortail Park OKC Zoo National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum Bricktown / Bricktown Water Taxi Centennial Land Run Monument Science Museum Oklahoma Wheeler Ferris Wheel SkyDance Bridge American Banjo Museum Museum of Osteology Remington Park Factory Obscura Oklahoma Railway Museum Gold Dome Building Milk Bottle Building Farmers Market Oklahoma Hall of Fame OKC Underground State Capitol Contemporary First Americans Museum

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