Osage County

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Osage County is a largely rural county in northeastern Oklahoma known for its expansive prairies, oil history, and significant Osage Nation presence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county
borderedBy Chautauqua County, Kansas
Cowley County, Kansas
Creek County, Oklahoma
Elk County, Kansas
Kay County, Oklahoma
Noble County, Oklahoma
Pawnee County, Oklahoma
Tulsa County
Washington County, Oklahoma
contains Barnsdall
Burbank
Fairfax
Hominy
Osage Nation Reservation
Pawhuska
linked to: Pawhuska, Oklahoma

Shidler
Skiatook
Tallgrass Prairie Preserve
Wynona
country United States of America
countySeat Pawhuska
linked to: Pawhuska, Oklahoma
economySector agriculture
cattle ranching
energy
governingBody Osage County Board of Commissioners
hasIndigenousTerritory Osage Nation
hasJurisdiction Osage County government
hasMinorityLanguage Osage language
hasOfficialLanguage English
hasSignificantPresenceOf Osage Nation
historicalEvent Osage murders of the 1920s
Osage oil boom
historicalIndustry oil production
knownFor Osage Nation culture
expansive prairies
oil history
ranching
largestCity Pawhuska
linked to: Pawhuska, Oklahoma
locatedIn Oklahoma
locatedInRegion northeastern Oklahoma
namedAfter Osage Nation
Osage people
partOf State of Oklahoma
seat Pawhuska
linked to: Pawhuska, Oklahoma
stateFIPSCode 40
subdivisionType county
terrainFeature prairie
rolling hills
tallgrass prairie
timeZone Central Time Zone

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Green Country containsCounty Osage County
Fairfax, Oklahoma isPartOfStatisticalArea Osage County micropolitan region
linked to: Osage County
Sand Springs locatedIn Osage County
Creek County borderedBy Osage County
Foraker, Oklahoma, United States hasHistoricalAssociation Osage County oil boom region
linked to: Osage County
Prue, Oklahoma hasRegion Osage County