Oklahoma, indeed a landlocked state, is known for its diverse landscape that includes the Great Plains, hills, lakes, and forests. It's also rich in cultural history, with a significant Native American population and influence. The state is a hub for the oil and gas industry, and it's famous for its severe weather, particularly tornadoes, due to its location in Tornado Alley. Oklahoma's unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage makes it a distinctive part of the South Central United States.

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