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Interested in fun facts and the history of Sand Springs, OK?
Then read on!
- Sand Springs was founded in 1911 as a planned community for oil industry workers.
- The city is known for its art deco architecture, particularly the historic Triangle Building.
- Sand Springs is home to the Keystone Ancient Forest, one of the last remaining examples of crosstimbers forest in the world.
- In 2003, the Sand Springs Bridges Project received an award from the American Society of Civil Engineers for its innovative design and construction methods.
- The city has a rich Native American history, with the Osage and Creek tribes having lived in the area for centuries before European settlement.
- Famous residents of Sand Springs include country singer Garth Brooks and baseball player Jim Brewer.
- Sand Springs is located on the Arkansas River and offers numerous outdoor recreational opportunities, including fishing, boating, and hiking.
- The city has experienced several devastating tornadoes throughout its history, including an F4 tornado in 1991 that caused over $1 billion in damage.