In 2045, the US State of Oklahoma has a plethora of options for viewing the solar eclipse. Using the information we did for State Parks, Cities, and Public Lands, we are able to provide a comprehensive list of options for you to utilize. To see specific totality start, maximum, and end times, check out the specific articles linked in each header.
There is only 1 public land, which is a National Forest.
Name
Totality Time
Ouachita National Forest
5 minutes, 16 seconds
Table 5: Public Lands In Totality
Map
Color
Meaning
Green
Public Lands
Orange
Cities
Red
State Park
Table 6: Map Information
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