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Current 2010 Demographics of Mustang -
Today Mustang is a suburb of the ever growing Oklahoma City Metropolitan area and one of the 6 city/towns in Canadian County. The county is ranked 3rd in the state for county growth rate. Mustang is located in the southern most portion of Canadian County. The turnpike makes it easy to reach Oklahoma City or the Will Rogers World Airport within minutes! Having the small town feel and still being able to work in a big city gives you the best of both worlds.
The town is approximately 12 square miles, North of SW 59th Street, East of South County Line, South of SW 89th Street and West of S. Frisco Road. State Highway 152 runs smack down the middle of town. Close to the South Canadian River and a little over 18,384 people as of 2009. Elevation of Mustang OK is 1,340 above sea level.
The census of 2000, shows 60% of residents in Oklahoma were also born in the Sooner State. While over 5% of Mustang´s population is Native American Indian. The geographical center of town is where Mustang Road and Highway 152 intersect. The hottest time of the year, literally, is July where the temperatures can reach 90 degrees. There is an average rainfall of about 35.inches. And January temperatures have seen 26 degrees.
2007 Interesting Facts and Updates for the Town of Mustang -The City of Mustang Oklahoma recently passed an ordinance shortly after Edmond OK did one year ago, which deems under the Social Host Liability Law that adults who serve or provide alcohol to a person under the age of 21 can be held criminally liable if that minor is killed or injured, or kills or injures another person. This popular ordinance is spreading throughout the state of Oklahoma and others states across the nation as a positive deflection of minors´ accessibility to alcohol.
Newer Homes being Built in Mustang
One of the newest planned communities is St. James Pointe built by Baxter Lancaster Homes with direct access to the airport and sitting pretty on over-sized lots. Prices will start at $250,000. Magnolia Trace and Sara Homestead are currently selling in Mustang.
Recreation for Mustang For children and adults alike, Curtis Park and Centennial Park have much to offer. Play areas and walking paths help make weekends pleasurable for everyone.
With a few years of brainstorming for a New Town Center in Mustang, it is now a reality! The Town Center opened with a 59,000 square feet facility. The center has something for every member of your family. It is home to the new library, new Senior Center and plenty of recreation including a state of the art weight and cardio program. A suspended walking trail encircles the basketball court. The senior center provides lunch daily and has many group programs. The Center is located at the North end of town at the 158th mile where Wild Horse Park is. Surrounded by a fishing lake and sports center, the center has established many new jobs in retail! The largest amount of jobs are in construction, second only to administrative employment. Job growth in the city from 2000-2006 has jumped 18%!
That is, until the late 1900´s when it was decided to build a fine city! As one of the more heavily populated Czech migrations in 1910, many beautiful churches surround Mustang, including one of the oldest in the neighboring town of Yukon. The Chisholm Trail, famous for running heads of cattle from Texas to Kansas, split and passed nearby Mustang. The town is approximately 15 miles from Oklahoma City and was named for the nearby Mustang Creek.
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