I have a very inexpensive idea for those of you who don't know where the cities and counties, etc. are in Oklahoma. Go to a USED BOOK STORE and buy yourself an old ATLAS. It can be one put out by one of the oil companies, etc. -- just be certain it has an INDEX. I bought one for $2, which was printed in the 1970's, and it has been a lifesaver for ALL the STATES. You can look up CITIES AND COUNTIES, RIVERS, HISTORICAL POINTS OF INTEREST, BATTLEFIELDS, ETC. The internet is great, but we can still fall back on the old ways to save time and money. C. Shanahan