How Curious: Is Lake Hefner In The Wrong Place?

How Curious
12/11/2018 8 min

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Episode Synopsis

When John Hiller moved to Oklahoma City, he noticed a lot of businesses near May Avenue and 63rd Street have “lakeside” or “lakeview” in their names. His friend told him it was because developers thought Lake Hefner’s shore would be closer to that area. Hiller asked How Curious: Is Lake Hefner in the wrong place?

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