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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

Come visit us in Guymon, Oklahoma

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Soaring Eagle Art Gallery

This airy gallery is comfortable and fun to tour. All types of mediums are featured by the artists here. Often you might even get to visit with one of the artists as they paint when you come in.

Guymon, OK Arts

Guymon Wild Game Reserve

Sitting to the north of Thompson Park, across the dam, is the Guymon Game Reserve. Driving up to the reserve fence or sitting on one of the park benches, you may be able to view Aoudad sheep, llamas, buffalo, prairie dogs, African Watusi and Longhorn cattle and elk.

Guymon, OK Wildlife Refuges

Fire Department Tour

Guymon, OK Tours

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

No Man's Land Regional Park & Tourism Center

The Information Center is located on Highway 3 at the southeast edge of Guymon. Picnic facilities, parking and restrooms are available. Free state maps and brochures of regional attractions are available. An area cattle brand display, windmill and other memorabilia are also on display at No Man'

Guymon, OK Recreation

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