Logan County

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Logan County is a county in central Oklahoma known for its historic role in the Land Run of 1889 and as the location of the former territorial capital, Guthrie.

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Logan County canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county of Oklahoma
borderedBy Canadian County, Oklahoma
Garfield County, Oklahoma
Kingfisher County, Oklahoma
Noble County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
linked to: Oklahoma County

Payne County, Oklahoma
contains Coyle, Oklahoma
Crescent, Oklahoma
Guthrie, Oklahoma
linked to: Guthrie

Langston, Oklahoma
Marshall, Oklahoma
Mulhall, Oklahoma
country United States of America
countySeat Guthrie, Oklahoma
linked to: Guthrie
fipsCode 40083
formedFrom Oklahoma Territory
gnisID 1097290
hasDemographics rural and small‑town population
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
oil and gas production
hasEmergencyService Logan County Emergency Management
hasFeature Cimarron River
Cottonwood Creek
hasGovernmentType county government
hasHistoricEvent opening to non‑Native settlement in 1889
hasHistoricRole site of Oklahoma territorial government in Guthrie
hasHistoricSite Guthrie Historic District
hasJudicialDistrict District Court of Logan County, Oklahoma
hasLawEnforcement Logan County Sheriff’s Office
hasLegislativeRepresentation Oklahoma House of Representatives districts
Oklahoma Senate districts
linked to: Oklahoma Senate
hasPostalAbbreviation OK
hasRegion Great Plains
hasSettlementType county
hasTransportation Interstate 35
U.S. Route 77 NERFINISHED
hasUniversity Langston University
historicalEvent Oklahoma Land Run of 1889
linked to: Oklahoma land runs
knownFor historic role in the Land Run of 1889
location of former Oklahoma territorial capital Guthrie
largestCity Guthrie, Oklahoma
linked to: Guthrie
locatedIn central Oklahoma
namedAfter John A. Logan
partOf Oklahoma City metropolitan area
state Oklahoma
subdivisionOf United States
timeZone Central Time Zone

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