CURRENCY- STATE QUARTERS OKLAHOMA #2420

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Oklahoma's economy is supported by several major industries.

Oil and Gas — Oklahoma is often referred to as the "Oil Capital of the World," with significant production contributing to its economy.
Wheat — The state is one of the top producers of wheat in the U.S., particularly hard red winter wheat.
Livestock — Oklahoma ranks high in cattle production, particularly beef cattle, making it a key player in the livestock industry.
Iodine — The state is a leading producer of iodine, which is essential for various industrial applications.
Manufactured Goods — Oklahoma has a growing manufacturing sector, producing items like aerospace components and machinery.

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Oklahoma's economy is supported by several major industries.

Oil and Gas — Oklahoma is often referred to as the "Oil Capital of the World," with significant production contributing to its economy.
Wheat — The state is one of the top producers of wheat in the U.S., particularly hard red winter wheat.
Livestock — Oklahoma ranks high in cattle production, particularly beef cattle, making it a key player in the livestock industry.
Iodine — The state is a leading producer of iodine, which is essential for various industrial applications.
Manufactured Goods — Oklahoma has a growing manufacturing sector, producing items like aerospace components and machinery.