Boise City, Oklahoma

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Boise City is the seat of historic Cimarron County and the westernmost city in the Panhandle and the state. Boise City is about 100 miles from Raton, NM, and 125 miles from Amarillo, TX. Energy, ranching, and farming anchor the economy. Boise City is served by four U.S. highways and freight service from the BNSF Railway. The nearby Black Mesa is Oklahoma’s highest point and a national hiking attraction for the High Plains views and its dinosaur tracks and fossils.
Incorporated in 1825, Boise City is a thriving, tight-knit town. Explore its museum and visit the nearby autographs that Santa Fe Trail pioneers carved in rocks in the 1800’s. And the Santa Fe Daze festival can’t be missed!
Boise City has about 1,200 of the 2,300 residents of Cimmaron County, Oklahoma’s least populous. An off-course B-17 bomber dropped six live training bombs here on July 5, 1943, the only U.S. city bombed in World War II. (There were no injuries.) One is at the Cimmaron Heritage Center, which also features Dust Bowl history and a giant metal dinosaur.
Panhandle Telephone Cooperative Inc. (PTCI) offers residential and business plans that use fiber technology to provide internet at upload and download speeds of up to 1-Gig per second, up to 20 times faster than copper cable. PTCI never caps data and provides 24/7 support that ensures customers can reliably stream on multiple devices while powering in-home and business wireless networks.

LOCATION:

Boise City, Oklahoma
Boise City, Oklahoma

FIBER SPEED:

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AMENITIES:

• PTCI 1-Gig/s Fiber Internet
• Cimarron Heritage Center
• Robbers Roost bandit hideout
• Autograph Rock Historic Dist
• Santa Fe Trail Daze
• Black Mesa dinosaur tracks

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