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The population of Okemah is approximately 3,085 (1990).
The amount of land area in Okemah is 6.724 sq. kilometers. Okemah miscellany. Return to Index Okemah location: about 72 miles east of Oklahoma City on I-40 Here is a location page for Okemah.
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Okemah average annual rainfall is 40 inches per year History & History Related Items Okemah history: Here is a history page for Okemah. Named for a Kickapoo Indian Chief, the Indian chief came to town in March and built a bark home there to wait until the opening of the town on 22 april 1902. The name means "things up high," in the Kickapoo language. Since the town was named for Chief Okemah, it meant the town was to look up to and live up to the name of the old chief. The town was platted in March of 1902, in April the grand opening was held, The town was incorporated in 1903. Okemah attractions: Okemah Pioneer Days Celebration Learn more about Okemah Scenic Lake Eufaula is only 30 miles away from Okemah. Lake Okemah is a 1,200-acre lake and is one of Oklahoma's top fishing lakes NOTED NOTABLES Return to Index
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