Oklahoma - Area Code 580

Oklahoma is one of America's most beautiful states, with a variety of landscapes ranging from the Great Plains to the plains of west Texas. Oklahoma is also one of its smallest states, with just over 5 million residents spread among twelve counties, each with its own unique charm. Oklahoma is also home to some of the largest cattle ranches in the entire country, as well as a variety of commercial cattle operations.

The southern part of Oklahoma is composed of four counties, where the state line runs south to north. The counties are Crawford, Coaldale, Lincoln, and Norman. Crawford County is one of the most popular for vacation rentals, as it contains the city of Moore, which is about an hour south of Oklahoma City. Crawford County is also home to the state capitol, Oklahoma City, as well as the Oklahoma Historical Center, located near downtown Oklahoma City.

The central part of Oklahoma is made up of the three counties of Carter, Hancock, and Scott, which are all in central Oklahoma City. The central part is also home to the state capitol, Oklahoma City, and the Oklahoma State Capitol building. Each county has its own unique personality, with Carter County being located in eastern Oklahoma and Hancock County located in west central Oklahoma. Carter County is also home to Oklahoma's largest city, Norman.

West central Oklahoma consists of six counties: Jackson, Jefferson, Okfuskee, Parker, Tipton, and Washington. This part of Oklahoma consists of the city of Oklahoma City, as well as a number of cities and towns within the area. The cities and towns within this section include; Guthrie, Norman, Oklahoma City, Broken Arrow, Bartlesville, Lawton, Muskogee, and Moore. All of these areas are very beautiful and worth visiting.

Northwest Oklahoma consists of Oklahoma City and the two counties of Lincoln and Adams. Northwest Oklahoma also includes the state capital, Oklahoma City. Northwest Oklahoma has a large number of cities and towns, including; Oklahoma City, Broken Arrow, Moore, Guthrie, and Oklahoma City. Northwest Oklahoma has some of the largest cattle ranches in the country, including Big Lake Ranch in Guthrie.

Oklahoma has some of the most beautiful land available for farming in America, with many of its areas offering plenty of room for farms and ranching. The southern part of the state is also known for the bountiful amount of cattle ranching operations that are in place.