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Claremore is a city and the county seat of Rogers County in Green Country, northeastern Oklahoma, United States. [5] The population was 19,580 at the 2020 census, a 5.4 percent increase over the figure of 18,581 recorded in 2010. [6] Located in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains.
With a rich history steeped in Native American culture, famous cowboys, singers, playwrights, and a romantic connection to Route 66, Claremore continues to provide interesting experiences for residents and visitors alike.
- Y0ungSter. Fayetteville, AR 210 contributions. A good education on Will Rogers. The museum does a very good job at telling the story of Will Rogers. We spent about and hour and a half looking at the exhibits.
- Mary R. 1 contribution. One of a kind! Excellent museum to visit! The guide was a fantastic story teller and the collection was amazing! I definitely need to go back.
- SeniorTraveler500. Fort Worth, TX15 contributions. Unexpected treat! Highly recommended. I went for lunch on March 30 as the leader of a bust group of 40 people from Fort Worth.
- Ken W. 20 contributions. Peaceful. The place is peaceful get away. The picnic area needed to have some of the small trash removed, otherwise a nice place. Review of: Claremore Lake.
Born when Oklahoma was still Indian Territory, Claremore has an incredibly rich, diverse history and culture that we love to share with our visitors. But we’re not exactly stuck in the past, as you’ll soon discover when you explore our shops, parks, and unique hotels, museums, amenities and attractions.
Located along America’s Mother Road and home to Oklahoma’s favorite son, Claremore has a rich history and plenty to explore. ATTRACTIONS. OUTDOORS. SHOPPING. AGRITOURISM. So much to see in Claremore. Route 66. Oklahoma is home to the longest stretch of original Route 66—approximately 400 miles.
May 28, 2024 · Claremore, city, seat (1907) of Rogers county, northeastern Oklahoma, U.S., northeast of Tulsa. In 1880 John Bullette, a Delaware Indian, settled on the site, which he called Claremore for an Osage chief whose tribe once lived there.
The county seat of Rogers County, Claremore covers a land area of approximately twelve square miles at an elevation of 602 feet. It is located at the intersection of historic Route 66 (State Highway 66) and State Highways 20 and 88, twenty-nine miles northeast of Tulsa.
