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About Tulsa, OK
Economically, Tulsa has evolved from its oil-boom roots to become a hub for aerospace, finance, technology, and healthcare industries. This diversification has strengthened its economic base and provided job growth and stability to its residents. Tulsa is known for its entrepreneurial spirit, welcoming new startups and businesses that fuel innovation and growth. With the ongoing Vision Tulsa initiative, the city's infrastructure and public amenities continue to expand, offering improvements and new attractions for its residents and visitors alike.
Tulsa's community is characterized by a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, boasting a moderate cost of living that makes it an attractive place to settle. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the sprawling parks and the scenic River Parks trail system along the Arkansas River, which provides ample opportunities for recreation and relaxation. Overall, Tulsa combines a unique mix of historical richness, cultural expression, and modern economy, making it a distinctive and exciting city to explore and live in.
Quality of Life Scores
Data-driven insights into what makes Tulsa special
Quality of life scores are aggregated from publicly available data sources including the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, EPA Air Quality Index, walkability studies, and local municipal data. Scores are calculated on a 0-100 scale and updated periodically to reflect current conditions.
Demographics & Economy
Understanding the community and economic landscape
Demographics
Tulsa is a diverse city with a vibrant community, rich in history and cultural offerings, providing a welcoming and lifestyle-friendly environment.
Economy
Strong economic foundation driven by diverse industries including aerospace, energy, healthcare, finance, technology.
Housing
Real estate market offers opportunities for residents and investors with balanced housing options across neighborhoods.
Education Excellence
World-class learning opportunities and achievements
Education Levels
Institutions
- Schools: 85
- Universities: 5
- Libraries: 26
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.8:1
Sports & Entertainment
Home to professional and collegiate athletics
College & Development
Major Venues
BOK Center: 19,000
ONEOK Field: 7,500
Transportation & Infrastructure
Getting around Tulsa
Roads & Highways
Major Highways: I-44, I-244, US-75, US-169
Average Commute: 19 minutes
Public Transit
Tulsa Transit
Airports
TUL - Tulsa International Airport
Places & Attractions
Discover what makes Tulsa unique
Landmarks
- Boston Avenue Methodist Church
- Tulsa Union Depot
- Brady Theater
- Cain's Ballroom
- Blue Dome District
Attractions
- Gathering Place
- Tulsa Zoo
- Tulsa Botanic Garden
- Woodward Park
- BOK Center
Museums
- Philbrook Museum of Art
- Gilcrease Museum
- Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium
- Woody Guthrie Center
Parks
- Gathering Place
- Mohawk Park
- Woodward Park
- LaFortune Park
- River Parks
Healthcare
- Saint Francis Hospital
- Hillcrest Medical Center
- St. John Medical Center
- Oklahoma State University Medical Center
Key Industries
Economic drivers powering Tulsa
Living Here
Essential information about life in Tulsa
Climate & Geography
Climate: Humid Subtropical
Elevation: 722 feet
Time Zone: America/Chicago
County: Tulsa County
Metro Area: Tulsa, OK Metro Area
Contact Information
Area Code: 918
ZIP Codes: 74103, 74104, 74105, 74106, 74107
Location
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