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Norman is a city in Cleveland County named after a Santa Fe railroad engineer. Norman is on the South Canadian River.

Norman is the largest city in Cleveland County covering a total area of 490.8 km² (189.5 mi²). 458.5 km² (177.0 mi²) of it is land and 32.4 km² (12.5 mi²) of it (6.60%) is water. The climate of Norman in seasonal with an average low of 36 degrees F and an average high of 79 degrees. Norman receuves an average annual rainfall of 33 inches and an average snowfall of 10 inches.

Elevation: 1170 feet

Land area: 177.0 square miles

Latitude: 35.22 N

Longitude
: 97.42 W

Population: 101,719 as on 2005 census

Local festivals include:

  • 89er Day Festival - April 21, 2007
  • Cleveland County Free Fair - Sept. 7-9, 2006
  • James Garner Festival - April 16-22, 2006
  • May Fair Arts Festival - May 4-6, 2007

Attractions:

  • Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History
  • Norman and Cleveland County Historical Museum



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