Life in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Q: Where is Tulsa located?
A: The City of Tulsa, Oklahoma is situated in the north east portion of the state, close to the Ozark Mountain Range on the banks of the Arkansas River. Tulsa lies in the path of Tornado Alley, experiencing severe weather during the spring and summer seasons. Tulsa also experiences a large amount rainfall and has become the nations' leader in flood management.

Q: What is special about Tulsa?
A: Tulsa was established in the mid 1800s. Tulsa, nicknamed the Oil Capital of the World, was the central hub for the nations' oil during the 1900s. The discovery of oil in Tulsa helped the city thrive in the early 1900s. The first established oil well was called Sue Bland. The City of Tulsa, Oklahoma is also known for its' abundance of historic art deco style buildings.

Q: What neighborhoods are in Tulsa?
A: Midtown is located in the heart of Tulsa and is known for its' upscale residential neighborhoods. It is also home to The University of Tulsa. The historically significant neighborhood of Greenwood is known as one of the most affluent African American communities in the country. Other Tulsa neighborhoods include the East Village, Cherry Street and the Brady Arts district.

Q: What is there to do in Tulsa?
A: Tulsa has over one hundred parks within the city, and miles of trails along the Arkansas River and Turkey Mountain. The Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum, situated in one of the largest municipal parks in the country, is known as America's Favorite Zoo. Tulsa is also home to the largest exhibit of antique fishing tackle at The Oklahoma Aquarium.

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