Bartlesville

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city human settlement

Bartlesville is a small city in northeastern Oklahoma known for its oil industry heritage and distinctive architecture, including Frank Lloyd Wright’s Price Tower.

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instanceOf city →
human settlement →
climateType humid subtropical climate →
country United States of America →
foundedInPeriod late 19th century →
governedBy council–manager government →
hasAreaCode 539 →
918 →
hasCountySeatOf Washington County, Oklahoma →
hasCulturalEvent OKM Music Festival →
hasEducationalInstitution Oklahoma Wesleyan University →
hasHeritage oil industry →
hasHistoricAssociationWith Phillips Petroleum Company →
hasHistoricDistrict Downtown Bartlesville Historic District →
hasLandmark Price Tower →
hasLandmarkArchitect Frank Lloyd Wright →
hasMajorEmployer ConocoPhillips →
Phillips 66 →
Schlumberger →
hasMajorIndustry energy →
petroleum →
hasMuseum Phillips Petroleum Company Museum →
Price Tower Arts Center museum →
hasNearbyNativeNation Cherokee Nation reservation →
Osage Nation reservation →
hasNotableBuilding Price Tower Arts Center →
hasPopulationRange 30000–40000 inhabitants →
hasPostalCodePrefix 7400x →
hasRiver Caney River →
hasTransportation U.S. Route 60 NERFINISHED →
U.S. Route 75 NERFINISHED →
incorporatedAsCityIn 1897 →
isCountySeat Washington County, Oklahoma →
knownFor Frank Lloyd Wright’s Price Tower →
distinctive architecture →
oil industry heritage →
locatedIn Oklahoma →
Washington County, Oklahoma →
locatedInFormerTerritory Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory →
locatedInRegion Green Country →
Northeastern Oklahoma →
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone →
locatedNear Kansas border →
locatedNorthOf Tulsa →
namedAfter Jacob Bartles →
partOfMetropolitanArea Tulsa metropolitan area →
Referenced by (4)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Green Country →
contains
eastern Oklahoma →
hasMajorCity
Mark Price ("Bartlesville, Oklahoma, USA") →
placeOfBirth
U.S. Route 75 ("Bartlesville, Oklahoma") →
servesCity
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