Introduction to Anadarko, Oklahoma
Anadarko, Oklahoma, in Caddo county, is 33 miles N of Lawton, Oklahoma and 49 miles SW of Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
Anadarko History
Anadarko is located in Caddo County. In 1901, the community of Anadarko came into existence. The community got its name from 'Na-da-ka,' which is an Indian tribal name.
Anadarko and nearby Attractions
- Fort Sill Museum
- Museum of the Great Plains
- Red Rock Canyon State Park
- Southern Plains Indian Museum
- Fort Sill Museum
- Crowder Lake State Park
Things To Do In Anadarko
There are a number of churches in the area, including Saint Thomas Lutheran Church, Virginia Avenue Baptist Church, Indian Capital Baptist Church and the First United Methodist Church. One can also plan a trip to the Oklahoma Historical Society, the McClain County Museum, the Edmond Historical Society Museum and the National Softball Hall of Fame. The city hosts many annual festivals, including the Caddo County Free Fair and the American Indian Exposition, both of which are held every August.
Anadarko Transportation
Flights are available from Anadarko Municipal Airport.
Anadarko Higher Education
One can pursue higher education from Oklahoma City Community College, Cameron University and Oklahoma City University, among others.
