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Norman,
Oklahoma

Meteorology & college football mecca

Avg Home Value

$244,695

Population

128,026

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The Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Oklahoma

Welcome to Norman

Right outside Oklahoma City, Norman offers an urban community with room to grow up, and is home of the University of Oklahoma Sooners.

Norman is right outside Oklahoma City, a quick 30 minutes from downtown.
Norman, Oklahoma is home of the University of Oklahoma. Boomer Sooner!
Norman welcomes families with room to grow up, including: 25 schools, 64 parks, and over 7 museums.
Norman Oklahoma is home of the National Weather Center, making your forecasts most reliable.
Discover Oklahoma’s only urban state park, Lake Thunderbird, in Norman.
The population in Norman, Oklahoma is currently 128,026.
Experience the city of festivals with events like the Norman Music Festival, the Medieval Fair, and Jazz in June.
The average home value in Norman, Oklahoma is currently $244,695.
Enjoy the beauty of Norman and be charmed by the Armful.

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