eastern Oklahoma

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Eastern Oklahoma is a region of the U.S. state of Oklahoma known for its humid climate, rolling hills and forests, and frequent severe thunderstorms and tornadoes.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
eastern Oklahoma canonical 12
Northeastern Oklahoma 7
Eastern Oklahoma 4

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
region
borders Arkansas
Missouri
Texas (to the south and southeast via the Red River region)
contains Arkansas River valley (portion)
Cookson Hills
Ouachita Mountains (portion)
linked to: Ouachita Mountains

Ozark Plateau (portion)
country United States
crossedByRiver Arkansas River
Canadian River (eastern reaches)
linked to: Canadian River

Red River (southeastern boundary area)
hasClimate humid climate
hasCulturalRegion Cherokee Nation reservation (portion)
Choctaw Country (tourism region, portion)
Choctaw Nation reservation (portion)
linked to: Choctaw Nation

Green Country (tourism region, large portion)
Muscogee (Creek) Nation reservation (portion)
hasEnvironmentalFeature frequent severe thunderstorms
frequent tornadoes
hasLandCover mixed hardwood and pine forests
hasLandUse cattle ranching
recreation and tourism
timber production
hasMajorCity Bartlesville
Broken Arrow
Fort Smith metropolitan area (Oklahoma portion)
McAlester
Muskogee
Tahlequah
Tulsa
hasPrecipitationPattern relatively high annual rainfall for Oklahoma
hasRecreationArea Lake Eufaula area
Lake Tenkiller area
hasSevereWeatherRisk damaging straight-line winds
flash flooding
high tornado frequency
severe thunderstorms with large hail
hasTerrain rolling hills
hasVegetation forests
locatedIn Tornado Alley (broadly defined)
U.S. state of Oklahoma
locatedInClimateZone humid subtropical climate zone
locatedInRegion Great Plains periphery
linked to: Great Plains

Southern United States
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
partOf Green Country (informal region)
Oklahoma

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (23)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Upper South sometimesIncludes Eastern Oklahoma
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Joplin, Missouri metropolitan area hasEconomicInfluenceOn Northeastern Oklahoma
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma locatedInRegion Northeastern Oklahoma
subject linked to: Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma isCulturalCenterOf Northeastern Oklahoma
subject linked to: Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma isEconomicCenterOf Northeastern Oklahoma
subject linked to: Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Creek (Muscogee) Nation currentPrimaryLocation Northeastern Oklahoma
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Green Country locatedIn Northeastern Oklahoma
subject linked to: Green Country (informal region)
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Green Country alsoKnownAs Northeastern Oklahoma
subject linked to: Green Country (informal region)
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Lake Tenkiller area locatedIn eastern Oklahoma
Muskogee locatedInRegion eastern Oklahoma
Tahlequah locatedInRegion eastern Oklahoma
Cookson Hills locatedIn eastern Oklahoma
Canadian River mouthLocation eastern Oklahoma
Northern Arkansas borders Eastern Oklahoma
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Boston Mountains locatedIn eastern Oklahoma
Green Country partOf Eastern Oklahoma
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Webbers Falls Lock and Dam region eastern Oklahoma
Poteau, Oklahoma locatedIn eastern Oklahoma
Fort Smith metropolitan area locatedInRegion Eastern Oklahoma
linked to: eastern Oklahoma
Three Rivers Museum locatedIn eastern Oklahoma
Muldrow, Oklahoma locatedInRegion eastern Oklahoma
Sequoyah County, Oklahoma locatedIn eastern Oklahoma