Caddo County • Indian Capital of the Nation
Rich in Native American history and home to the National Hall of Fame for Famous American Indians.
Founded in 1901, Anadarko became the center of Native American culture in Oklahoma, serving as headquarters for several tribal nations.
Famed Lenape (Delaware) scout and guide during the frontier period
Died near Anadarko
Hard-boiled crime novelist known for "The Killer Inside Me" and other noir classics
Born in Anadarko
Native American (Muscogee) painter and educator, prominent in Native American art movement
Born near Anadarko
MLB pitcher and coach who played for the Indians, Angels, and Phillies
Born in Anadarko
MLB outfielder who played for the Los Angeles Dodgers
Born in Anadarko
MLB outfielder who played for the New York Mets and Boston Red Sox
Born in Anadarko
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Experience authentic Native American culture through traditional dances, crafts, storytelling, and cuisine.
Annual celebration of wildlife and nature conservation with guided tours, educational exhibits, and family activities.
Caddo County
6,762
1901
1,175 ft
Indian Capital of the Nation
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