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Significant City History

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway planned Norman as a station site in Indian Territory in 1886-87, taking the name Normans Camp, a phrase that (the story goes) had been carved in a nearby tree 16 years earlier by the crew of a U.S. Land Office surveyor, Abner E. Norman, who camped nearby while mapping the area.

The town itself, while platted by the railroad, wasn't settled until the Great Land Run of 1889

Norman is a global center for the sciences of meteorology and geology and related research fields.

Famous people
James Garner, Vince Gill, Barry Switzer, Troy Aikman

City State  Population Year Founded
Norman OK 102,827 1890
Elevation Industry % Unemploy Avg. Income
1,171feet Tech  4.0% $48,451
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Ethnic Groups % of Population Average Age Pop. Density
White 80% 33 541 per sq mile
Black 4%
Asian 3%
Hispanic 3%
Other Mixed 10%
Avg Max Mean Temp Avg Max Mean Temp Avg Min Mean Temp Avg Min Mean Temp
July 1961 July 2000 Jan 1961 Jan 2000
89.6 95 24.1 38.1
Avg July Precip Avg July Precip Avg Jan Precip Avg Jan Precip
July 1961 July 2000 Jan 1961 Jan 2000
4.9 2.6 0.2 1.7
Current Avg % of Sunny Days
Precip (Yearly)
3.9 66%
State Ranking  Total Carbon  Total Carbon  Resid. Carbon
C02 Footprint  Output Per Person Output Norman Output Norman
(most consumption)  Metric Tons of  Metric Tons of  Metric Tons of 
CO2  Per Year  CO2  Per Year  CO2  Per Year 
21st 29.92 3,076,584 424,676
 

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