A land of welcoming people and soul-inspiring landscapes, the state of Oklahoma is divided into six regions each with its own distinct flavor. A state created from a combination of Indian and Oklahoma territory, today, Oklahoma has the second largest Native American population in the country, behind only California. Experience the spectacular scenery, authentic Americana charm and hospitable locals that come together to make up the great state of Oklahoma.

Origin of State's Name: Oklahoma is based on Choctaw Indian words that translate as red people (okla meaning "people" and humma meaning "red").

Capital City: The civic and commercial heart of the state, Oklahoma City is a large, diverse and booming city. Public and private partnerships over the last 10 years have dramatically transformed the face of the city, staking a claim for the future as a first-rate American city. One of the largest cities in the Great Plains, Oklahoma City is unlike any other city in the world.

Population: Oklahoma has a population of approximately 3.6 million.

Driving: Driver's license information, applications, testing requirements, driver's manuals and testing locations can be found on the Oklahoma Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) website.

Agriculture and Industry: Major agriculture includes cattle, wheat, milk, poultry and cotton. Transportation equipment, machinery, electric products, rubber and plastic products, food processing are the state's leading industries.

State Bird: Oklahoma designated the scissor-tailed flycatcher (Muscivora forficata) as official state bird in 1951. This songbird's unique scissor-like tail can be twice as long as its body.

State Tree: Oklahoma designated redbud as the official state tree in 1937. The redbud tree's reddish-pink blossoms brighten the landscape throughout the state.

State Flower: The Oklahoma rose was designated the official state flower of Oklahoma in 2004. One of the most fragrant of hybrid tea roses, the Oklahoma rose is dark red, nearly black velvet in warm weather.

State Song: Written by Oscar Hammerstein, "Oklahoma" is the official state song.