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Enid sits in the heart of the Cherokee Strip and is Oklahoma's third-largest city — the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, the Leonardo's Adventure (children's museum), the Convention Hall, and the surrounding grain elevator-dotted wheat country define this north-central Oklahoma agricultural hub.
Garfield County Free Fair Overview
Enid's Garfield County Free Fair is an August fair in the heart of Oklahoma's wheat belt, serving the agricultural communities of one of the state's most productive farming counties and the second-largest city in northwest Oklahoma, known as the "Wheat Capital of Oklahoma."
Highlights
Expect livestock shows, FFA and 4-H competitions, carnival rides, live entertainment, local food vendors, and a fair reflecting the deep winter wheat farming heritage of the Cherokee Strip country.
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