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YukonCanadian County,OklahomaThe Oklahoma state capital is Oklahoma City. What would you like to know about Yukon
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The population of Yukon is approximately 22,032 (2005).
The amount of land area in Yukon is 66.795 sq. kilometers. Yukon median income is $45,265 (2000). The Yukon median home price is $78,100 (2000). Yukon miscellany. Return to Index Yukon location: in central Oklahoma, 12.24 miles east of El Reno in the general Oklahoma City area. Other nearby communities include Woodlawn Park, Bethany, Mustang, Warr Acres, Piedmont, Union City, The Village and Nichols Hills.
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Yukon average annual precipitation is 35.0 inches per year. Return to Index History & History Related Items Yukon history: Yukon began in 1891 when A.N. Spencer, a rancher from Texas came through the area. He noted there were no towns between El Reno and Oklahoma City when he built a rail line through here. He determined a good spot near El Reno for a town and started one on the spot. He bought property and enlisted the help of his brothers and friends to build up the town. In only a few months, the little town grew a number of homes and a nice group of businesses including a bank. Yukon was incorporated in 1901 though it was still a small town. It has grown considerably through the years bringing in new business, new residents and homes and many organizations and clubs. Yukon attractions: Yukon Community Center Jackie Cooper Gym Dale Robertson Center Sister City - Krnov, Czech Republic NOTED NOTABLES Return to Index
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