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Top 10 Most BEAUTIFUL Small-ish Towns in Oklahoma |#1 WON'T Shock You! | Everything Oklahoma
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My little town made none of her lists so far lol
hmmm.... what town is that? I'll find a list for it lol!
Godawful, Oklahoma
@@everythingoklahoma I am from Copan Ok, a small pinprick in the map just north of Bartlesville. I grew up in the Area. Bartlesville is a VERY historic town with 2 major hidden gems.. 1.) Is the Nellie Johnstone well, which is the first oil well drilled in Indian Territory and kicked off the Oklahoma OIL BOOM. 2.) Is Beck Yard, Dr George Tann's Cemetery donated to him by the Beck family. Dr. Tann was a very rare African American Civil War Doctor. and the only Doctor in Indian Territory at the Time, he was the Doctor that the Ingalls took their sick Daughter Mary too in the Little House on the Prairie Books. Copan where I grew up was the only Train Station in that Part of Indian Territory and its station is still on Display in Bartlesville near Johnstone Park.
@@falkwulf3842 I’m so sorry, I’m just seeing your comment, but wow was it amazing! So much history and just one little paragraph lol. I’m definitely going to do more research on it because I did not know this at all. Thank you so much for sharing!
Too bad Sulphur took a direct hit from an EF4 tornado a few weeks ago; historic downtown virtually wiped out. 😢
Yes, as an Okie… Have visited many of these places throughout lifetime. So much different scenery & different locations to visit. Best & fondest memories of childhood have been spent in these locations! Plus many more not mentioned…
I'm astounded that bartlesville has become such a urban place.
Haven't heard anything about Pawhuska, okla. The town I stayed in as a child with my cousins. They are all gone now but the memories live on of the quiet little sunburn we shared.
I've been hearing about Pawhuska quite a bit, I'm gonna do some research and maybe make a video out of it!
Awesome video! I was born in Stilwell and I think it is a beautiful little town. But all of Oklahoma is beautiful to me ! I so wish I could live in Oklahoma again!!! Thank you for showing us all those beautiful places to visit!!!
We live in Lawton, just outside Medecine Park, and we visit there a few times a year. The downtown has really expanded in recent years, as well as beautifying. Every time we visit, it changes! Love it!
Awesome video. Anyone else notice the Broken Arrow OK public schools building in the Broken Bow section?
Came to say it haha
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Yes I did
Wow
Kind of ruins the whole show. What. Ya guys can't READ
Went thru Oklahoma for the first time this past summer on a trip to see friends & family in Kansas & Ohio. Nice state with friendly people everywhere.
I live in Sulphur and the springs are anything but hot. Is about 60 degrees all year round.
What really!! I think out of habit I always say hot springs....sorry!!
I loved the video, I think Pawhuska should of made it to the top 10 😊
Pawhuska is a really nice town! I've actually been there a few times and really enjoyed it
I grew up in Chickasha Okla. Finished High School in Duncan Okla. And spent the last 14 yrs. in Phoenix AZ. Thanks for the walk down memory lane, we climb MT. Scott alot as a kid. And been to all ten of your top 10 cities!!!! You can take the boy out of the country. But you will NEVER take the country out of the boy!!!!!
@@steveworley1874 Thanks for watching Steve! Im glad you enjoyed the video and you be safe in Phoenix!!
Absolutely Sarah. I've got family there and spent a lot of my childhood there going back to the early 70s. One of my favorite places was the park with the swinging bridge.
Very informative...thank you and hope you're having a blessed Easter season :-)
Thank you Blaise!! Hope you have the same as well ❤️❤️ Thanks for watching!!
Very good
I would have also liked to know the average cost of rent.
I grew up in Broken Bow. Attended a class reunion in Hochatown several yrs ago.
Medicine Park has so many things to see and do . The aquarium is amazing , swimming in Bath Lake is awesome and refreshing , then have dinner at The Old Plantation Restaurant and you will be in Heaven .
Has Medicine Park been hit by a tornado or hurricane lately? Just curious. I wouldn't mind moving there.
@@markjulius2006 I'll have to do some research Im not quite sure!
no.
I grew up in Ada and have visited several of the others. Having a nostalgia attack now.
The springs are not hot in Sulphur Oklahoma
Grew up in and around Claremore but was surprised Chelsea ok didn’t make the list but nonetheless great list
I dont think I've ever heard of Chelsea, OK! You're gonna make me do some research tonight!!
@@everythingoklahoma that we’re Oklahomas first oil well was and my grandpa work oil leases and Peabody coal company was coming through after coal and the only reason Chelsea is there is because last second Peabody backed out on a deal and Chelsea would have been Bartlesville at least that’s what he told me and he lived in alluwe ok before they build Oolagah dam so he knew a lot of history from that region and would tell me all about it have fun with your research
Thanks for putting MP at #1. Just bought a place there. Wichita Mountains are the best.
I'm going to motorcycle ride 90 minutes south to Hochatown this weekend... it's population and construction has exploded over the last couple years. I'll report back next week
We like Durant, our home, but Lake Eufaula is Amazing!
Poor Sulphur got hit by a tornado just a couple days ago 😮
Forgot about Woolroc in bartsville
I was born in Hollis and we lived in Granite and outside of Mangum until we moved to Texas. I'm wanting to move back but don't know if I will be able too the way this country is going to hell .
MINUTE 5:33 ONWARD: Broken Bow or Broken Arrow?......or there's also a town called "Broken Bow"? 😊
It's easier to get to Stillwater than it is to get to Norman. Yet Norman has a population of 125,000 vs Stillwater's 45,000. Plus, Stillwater has an airport. Both have renowned universities. Why is it so difficult to get to Norman???
Love Eufaula but the only think beautiful in the actual town of Eufaula is the cove. Carlton Landing is it’s own little town. Been there never see anyone out there but workers building more houses that look alike. Never see kids playing or anything. Locals from Eufaula and surrounding areas think there is something up with that place. Has a weird vibe to it
Aymie really? I love a good conspiracy theory! Hmmm..... whats up in Carlton's Landing??
A few years back there was a hub bub about carlton landing illegally disposing waste water
@@everythingoklahoma you know when the hair stands up on the back of your neck? Well it does there
Thexe are good links to beautiful towns but your pictures of Lake Eufala are fake. The lake is never blue, it is always brown, dirty looking. Great for boating and fishing but not blue
I have nothing against any of the towns mentioned, but the fact that there was only one town (Medicine Park is west and Guthrie sits right on I-35) west of I-35 mentioned is very disappointing. I promise there is beauty in western Oklahoma.
Roger Miller museum. General Tommy Franks museum.
Eufala Ok is beautiful
Watching from Kudelstaart Netherlands European Union yeah we use euro's here not dollars
BA is going woke, moved to Osage County
Water Moccasins,......Dont shoot them you'll just annoy 'em
Ya hmm hate to break it to you but Guthrie has two restaurants worth eating at and if you aren’t into museums or looking for a top rate yarn shop it is boring as heck.
Well Guthrie as a whole is just a history museum, it’s not really meant for big amounts of people. So that why in the heart of the town there aren’t many things.
The buildings are just for everyday use and not fun activities.
Is 580 my area code or the population of my town?
Although I liked the video and several of the small towns were as you said beautiful and interesting and they looked fun I'm looking for another place to Live. Not just to visit. And you said nothing except for there's downtown shopping you said nothing about any of the towns having a Walmart or a dollar store like family Dollar or Dollar general or a recycling center I need these three things in order to live in the town I do not have a car so I must have close by cheap shopping such as listed above Walmart dollar stores and a recycling center. 😢
It's only 320 people
I already know about Oklahoma. I was born in McAlester Oklahoma, back in 1964....I've lived here my whole life, as being part Apache I am fond of the natural side of the state, not man's infrastructures. I do my best to get away from man, as much as possible.
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As a native Oklahoman from the 918, I call b.s.!
Lol. Tell it like it is please.
lol...bustling night life, lol, ok
Again, a video made by someone that that never visited these places. Most of these are bedroom communities; no jobs, a lot of poverty and nothing to do but watch the sky for tornadoes.
Plenty to do if you get your fat A off the couch and away from the TV. Plenty of jobs in Oklahoma
@@PolPotsPieHoleI've been all over Oklahoma. Jobs are in OKC metro area, Tulsa Metro area, the rest of OK is mostly rural. Lawson is probably the next "big" area with the Army presence. But, crime and drugs are prevalent, housing prices really low. In rural communities jobs are controlled by one or two corporations, usually a food processing plant of some kind. You either work for them or you don't work. Sure you can work at McD's or Sonic but good luck making a living wage.
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