El Reno, OK

About El Reno

• • Dale Robertson, a famous actor known for Western roles, was born in El Reno.
• • The Onion Burger, a regionally-famous greasy spoon staple, is said to have originated here.
• • The Rock Island Railroad's presence established El Reno as a vital hub in the late 1800s.
• • Fort Reno, near El Reno, housed German POWs during World War II.
• • The 1902 Rock Island Depot fire significantly impacted the town's infrastructure.
• • Named after Fort Reno, it was established in 1889 during the land run.
• • With around 18,000 residents, the population is similar to many small Oklahoma towns.
• • The elevation is 1,362 feet, providing scenic views of the prairie landscape.
• • Agriculture and related industries are mainstays of the El Reno economy.
• • A sense of quiet, resilient community permeates El Reno.
• • Oklahoma City Thunder games are easily accessible, about 30 miles away.
• • El Reno High School's football team has a storied history in Oklahoma.

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