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Comanche county is located in southwestern Oklahoma and calls Lawton its county seat. Perhaps best known as the host for Ft. Sill Military Reservation, the county is home to the its county seat.
Perhaps best known as the host for Ft. Sill Military Reservation, the county is home to the [washmnwr], the state's largest. In addition, the [holycity] is located here.
[lklaw] and most of [lkells] are found within the county lines to provide outdoor recreation for the area.
Higher education comes in the form of [cameronu] which is located in Lawton.
The county population on July 1, 1999, was 106,621, a decrease of 4,865 over the 1990 census.
Interesting historical sites around the county include the Quanah Parker House near Cache (Parker, a Commanche Chief, was the last to surrender his tribe to the U.S. Army), the Buffalo Lodge, also near Cache and Chiefs Knoll at Ft. Sill. CODE left
Comanche county is located in southwestern Oklahoma and calls [lawton] its county seat.
Perhaps best known as the host for Ft. Sill Military Reservation, the county is home to the [washmnwr], the state's largest. In addition, the [holycity] is located here.
[lklaw] and most of [lkells] are found within the county lines to provide outdoor recreation for the area.
Higher education comes in the form of [cameronu] which is located in Lawton.
The county population on July 1, 1999, was 106,621, a decrease of 4,865 over the 1990 census.
Interesting historical sites around the county include the Quanah Parker House near Cache (Parker, a Commanche Chief, was the last to surrender his tribe to the U.S. Army), the Buffalo Lodge, also near Cache and Chiefs Knoll at Ft. Sill.
Location:Lawton Oklahoma
Other Oklahoma Counties nearby:
(Anadarko) Caddo County
(Lawton) Comanche County
(Walters) Cotton County
(Chickasha) Grady County
(Altus) Jackson County
(Waurika) Jefferson County
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