Yukon City
Yukon City Hall is located at 500 West Main Street, Yukon, OK 73099.
Phone: 405‑354‑1895.
Neighborhoods
- Ashley Court
- Bellflower
- Belmonte Crossing
- Breakers West
- Brighton Place
- Canadian Heights
- Chadbrooke Estates
- Cottonwood Farm
- Deer Run Estates
- Drakestone
- Edgewood Manor
- Frisco Ridge
- Gemstone Acres
- Hillcrest Heights
- Huntington Acres
- Kingsridge
- Lakeview Estates
- Magnolia
- MckKinney Heights
- Meadow Lake
- Millers Gate
- Montereau
- Morgan Run
- Mustang Creek
- Parkland Heights
- Patco Village
- Pikes Pointe
- Preston Park
- Rancho Acres
- Ranchwood Hills
- Raywood Manor
- River Mesa
- Rosewood
- Sabram Estates
- Settlers Ridge
- Silver Eagle
- Skyview
- Smoking Oaks
- Somers Pointe
- Somers Village
- Spring Creek
- Stone Creek
- Stone Mill
- Stonebridge Village
- Stoneridge Farm
- Sundance Lakes
- Sundance Ridge
- Sunflower Ridge
- Sunrise Hills
- Surrey Hills
- Sycamore Creek
- Sycamore Garden
- Tara Plantation
- The Meadows
- Thornberry
- Timber Creek Estates
- Trail Ridge
- Twin Oaks Canyon
- Von Elm East
- West Creek Estates
- Westbury
- Westcreek Estates
- Western Village
- Westgate Garden
- Westgate South
- Westgate Village
- Weston
- Westpointe
- Westridge
- Wimberley Estates
- Woodrun
- Yuhoma
- Yukon Hills
Beginnings [1]
Yukon was laid out in 1891 by the Spencer brothers who owned the 160 acre site. Frisco, a small town of about 1,000, had been established nearby; but when the railroad was built through Yukon (Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Company), most of Frisco's residents moved here. In the 1940s, large flour mills on the eastern edge of the town dominated Yukon's commercial life.
- Workers of the Federal Writers' Program, Works Progress Administration in the State of Oklahoma, Harold O. Hunter, Commissioner, Oklahoma: A Guide to the Sooner State, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, OK, 1941.