Cheyenne, OK
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About Cheyenne
- • Singer Hoyt Axton, known for "Joy to the World," was born in Cheyenne, Oklahoma.
- • The annual Black Kettle Motorcycle Run, honoring the Cheyenne chief, originated here.
- • The railroad's arrival in 1894 spurred Cheyenne's growth as a major shipping point.
- • Rumor says a stash of gold is buried near Cheyenne from a stagecoach robbery.
- • The Dust Bowl devastated Cheyenne in the 1930s, impacting its agriculture.
- • Named after the Cheyenne Native American tribe, it was established in 1892.
- • With around 800 people, its population is similar to a small village.
- • Its elevation of 1,929 feet provides expansive views of the Oklahoma prairie.
- • Agriculture, particularly cattle ranching, remains a key local industry.
- • A calm and quiet place, Cheyenne offers a peaceful escape from city life.
- • Oklahoma City Thunder, an NBA team, is the closest major pro sports franchise.
- • Cheyenne High School's football team has had multiple state playoff appearances.
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