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#25 windiest city (pop 50,000+)
Top 101 cities with the highest average wind speeds (population 50,000+) OKC metro cities take #24-29 in the windiest city category OKC makes #99 on top zip codes with the lowest average reported salary/wage in 2004...as discussed in another thread. Top 101 zip codes with the lowest average reported salary/wage in 2004 (pop 5,000+) Lawton makes #61 with the highest daily high temperature. Top 101 cities with the highest daily high temperatures (population 50,000+) Lawton also comes in at #31 for largest percent of workers with very short commute times Top 101 cities with largest percentage of workers with very short commute times (9 minutes or less) (population 50,000+) Lawton #20 and Tulsa #87 - cities with the largest population decrease from 2000 to 2006 Top 101 cities with the largest percentage population decrease from 2000 to 2006 (population 50,000+) Broken Arrow #88 for most building permits per 1,000 residents Top 101 cities with most building permits per 1,000 residents in 2004-2006 (population 50,000+) Edmond #73 - cities with the highest cost per building permit in 2004-2006 Top 101 cities with the highest cost per building permit in 2004-2006 (population 50,000+) Several Oklahoma made the top 101 for cities with the lowest cost per building permit in 2004-2006 Top 101 cities with the lowest cost per building permit in 2004-2006 (population 5,000+) Several OK cities in Top 101 cities with largest percentage of females working in industry: Petroleum and coal products (population 5,000+) Top 101 cities with largest percentage of females working in industry: Petroleum and coal products (population 5,000+) and 50,000 + Top 101 cities with largest percentage of females working in industry: Petroleum and coal products (population 50,000+) Tulsa and Tecumseh both rank for most casinos. ...so on and so forth. I don't have the time to do the rest, but it's interesting to see what Oklahoma cities made the list, good or bad. Perhaps, someone with a little more time can put together some more rankings.
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