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Natural Gas Industry Marker


category : Historic Markers
This granite marker, located on the grounds of Regional Park on Highway 3, explains the history and importance of the Natural Gas in the Panhandle Region. The Oklahoma Panhandle is part of the area that sits on the largest individual gas reserve in the United States ... the Hugoton field. It also provides the worlds largest source of helium.


Admission: No charge
Address: Regional Park, Hwy 3

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Attractions and Upcoming Events

Tortilla Factory

This small, locally owned tortilla factory has a friendly and helpful staff who are more than willing to let you come in and watch them making their delicious tortillas. There is sufficient room in the shop for 20

Guymon, OK Ethnic Heritage

Day Trips

Day trips, 3 to 5 days, can be designed for your specific interests. The trips can include rodeos, trail rides, outlaw hideouts, fantasy adventures, and more. You can also take the opportunity to tour a feedlot, cattle auction or other areas where you see today's cowboy at work.

Guymon, OK Tours

Sunset Hills Golf Course

With more great golfing days than even Arizona, Guymon is the home of Sunset Hills Golf Course, one of the premier 18 hole facilities in Oklahoma. With a USGA Course Rating of 69.0, this 6236 yard, par 71 / slope 117

Guymon, OK Golf Courses

Wildlife Art and Taxidermy

Don Hill works here in his shop and gallery and invites anyone to come and watch and visit. The gallery has wildlife on display and other interesting things. Hill'

Guymon, OK Wildlife Viewing

Fire Department Tour

Guymon, OK Tours

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