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Answer: TULSA

TULSA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 68 times.

• Garth Brooks's birthplace
• Oklahoma city
• City south of Bartlesville
• Major oil hub
• Oral Roberts University site
• City on the Arkansas River
• City near the Red Fork oil fields
• Where about 400,000 47-Downs live
• University of ___ (the Golden Hurricane)
• Where Garth Brooks hails from
• Home of the Jaycees' national headquarters
• The Golden Hurricane's university
• "Livin' on ___ time" (lyric in a #1 Don Williams country hit)
• Arkansas River city
• City on the Arkansas
• City in Tornado Alley
• Oklahoma oil city
• Garth Brooks' birthplace
• Oklahoma oil center
• Home of Oral Roberts University
• Oklahoma oil hub
• Second-largest city in Oklahoma
• Home of the Golden Hurricane
• Second most populous Oklahoma city
• School whose team is the Golden Hurricane
• City whose name means "old town" in Creek
• Home of the Drillers of the Texas League
• Oklahoma county or its seat
• It's on the Arkansas River
• Midwest oil city
• Midwest oil center
• Sooner hub
• Oklahoma's second-largest city
• Oklahoma university city
• City in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma's second largest city
• Oral Roberts University city
• Oklahoma city on the Arkansas
• Sooner State city
• Sooner city
• City for 34-Down, perhaps
• Tornado Alley city
• Southern oil center
• Hometown of the band Hanson
• Home of the WNBA's Shock
• Oklahoma oil town
• Early 20th-century Oklahoma boom town
• Home of minor-league baseball's Drillers
• City NW of Muskogee
• Oklahoma metropolis
• City at the foot of the Ozarks
• Oklahoma inland port
• Ozark Foothills city
• City that straddles the Arkansas River
• Oklahoma city in a Clapton tune
• Okla. city
• Sooner State oil city
• Sooner State metropolis
• Old Route 66 city
• Home of the Drillers of Class AA baseball
• Home to the Woody Guthrie Center
• Oklahoma setting for "Watchmen"
• Garth Brooks' hometown
• Home of the 75-feet-tall Golden Driller statue
• Oklahoma city that was home to Black Wall Street
• Oklahoma city on the Arkansas River
• Southern city that was once home to Black Wall Street
• The Gap Band's hometown