Portrait of Oklahoma

A bridge between the forested mountains of the American East, and the dry high plains of the American West, Oklahoma also sits in a north-south transition zone where warm, moisture-laden air from the Gulf collides with cool, dry air from Canada, making this one of the most storm-prone places in the world. A land of abundant water resources, the Arkansas, Cimarron, and Canadian Rivers sweep through the state, while the Red River forms Oklahoma’s southern border. Eufaula Lake and Lake Texoma are two of the largest reservoirs in the United States. Oklahoma has 4.1 million residents, 60% of whom live in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas.

This portrait lets you visualize and appreciate the geographic tapestry that makes Oklahoma unique in all the world.

A unique reference that doubles as eye-pleasing art, Portrait of Oklahoma is archival in quality, and fits standard pre-made picture frame sizes.

Special Note: For close-up settings, such as hallways and scrapbooks, I recommend small sizes. For rooms where you'll view from a distance, like you would view a painting, I think you'd appreciate a larger size. On larger sizes, type reads from several feet away, and settlement patterns and the form of the land can be seen from across the room. 

Created from The Essential Geography of the USA.