Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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rdf:type	1902 establishment in Indian Territory City in Tulsa County, Oklahoma City in Wagoner County, Oklahoma owl:NamedIndividual City in Europe Community served by Comcast Twin towns and sister city U.S. municipality in multiple counties Populated place established in 1902 Town or city with 100,000 or more inhabitants/country: T-U-V
rdfs:label	Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
owl:sameAs	dbr:Broken_Arrow,_Oklahoma
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skos:prefLabel	Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
skos:altLabel	Broken Arrow Broken Arrow High School Broken Arrow, OK Broken Arrow, Oklahoma#History Tulsa Metro Area
clgo:areaCode	539/918
clgo:areaLand	1.601907646242816E8 1.6019E8
clgo:areaTotal	1.6177065737158656E8 1.6178E8
clgo:areaWater	1579892.74730496 1590000.0
clgo:country	United States
clgo:elevation	230.0 230.124
clgo:governmentType	Council–manager government
clgo:populationDensity	687.9297989398322 687.93
clgo:populationMetro	961561
clgo:populationTotal	113540
clgo:populationTotalRanking	279
clgo:postalCode	74011-74014
clgo:subdivision	Oklahoma Wagoner County, Oklahoma Tulsa County, Oklahoma
clgo:timeZone	Central Time Zone
clgo:type	City
clgo:utcOffset	−5 −6
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=birthPlace hasValue=Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
is clgo:birthPlace of	Ralph Blane R. A. Lafferty JD McPherson T. J. Marti Kathryn Zaremba Charles Finkel Andy Wilkins David Brumbaugh Nathan Dahm Phil Farrand Steve Logan (American football) Archie Bradley (baseball) Charles Ogle (racing driver) Will Thomas (novelist) Holley Hollan Joe Newhouse Kenneth E. Hagin Alvin Bailey Mike Ritze Bill Brown (American politician) Parker Goins Bryce Taylor (soccer) Brady Bacon Taylor Malham Brad Penny Kristin Chenoweth John Haste DeDe Dorsey Ernest Childers Warren Spahn
is clgo:city of	KPIM-LP KTBT KNYD Broken Arrow High School
is clgo:countySeat of	Wagoner County, Oklahoma Tulsa County, Oklahoma
is clgo:deathPlace of	R. A. Lafferty George O'Brien (actor) Mary Irma Hilger Alberto Rivera (activist) Talmadge Davis Steve Harris (basketball) Marguerite Churchill Myron Noodleman Bill Wilson (pitcher) Joe Frazier (baseball) Warren Spahn
is clgo:hometown of	JD McPherson Ester Drang
is clgo:largestCity of	Wagoner County, Oklahoma Tulsa County, Oklahoma
is clgo:location of	1983 U.S. Women's Open
is clgo:regionServed of	Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority
is clgo:residence of	Dean Davis Mike Ritze Ross Ford (politician)
is clgo:restingPlace of	Ernest Childers
is clgo:routeJunction of	Creek Turnpike Oklahoma State Highway 51
is clgo:routeStart of	Muskogee Turnpike

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