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120 E 1st St

Watonga, OK 73772

+1 (580) 623-4669

https://www.cityofwatonga.org

Watonga, Oklahoma, is a charming town located in Blaine County, known for its rich history and vibrant community. Situated at the junction of State Highways 8 and 33, as well as U.S. Highway 270, Watonga was established in 1892 during a land run and named after Arapaho Chief Wa-ton-gha. From its humble beginnings as a tent city on the Cheyenne-Arapaho Reservation, Watonga has grown into a thriving Northwestern Oklahoma community.

Visitors to Watonga can explore a variety of local attractions, including the Blaine County Courthouse, Roman Nose State Park and Golf Course, and the T.B. Ferguson Home Museum. The town also offers recreational opportunities at its parks, such as Block Park, Hillcrest Park, and the Huff-Lorang Park Complex. Additionally, Watonga hosts annual events like the Watonga Cheese Festival and the Watonga Community Theatre, providing entertainment for residents and visitors alike.

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5.01 reviews

Anna R.

5/19/2020

This building is located just south of the police station and west of the Lumber Store. Nestled in the same building as the City Of Watonga and the city Courthouse. I've come here for a Christmas...

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