Hello, I'd like to learn more about Oklahoma, can you tell me about geography? 
 Cimarron County in Oklahoma has a special distinction. It is the only county in the entire US that touches four other states-Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, and Colorado. 
 That's cool, are there any other geographic features of special distinction? 
 The border between Oklahoma and New Mexico is just 2.2 miles away from the Texas state line. 
 That is a nice distinction, can you tell me another fun geography fact? 
 The panhandle's western edge is out of alignment with the Texas border. It was easier to leave the error alone than for Texas to cede land in order to correct it. 
 Thanks, I don't think I've heard about that before. What type of transportation information can you provide? 
 There are more than 12,000 miles of roads in the state, including the longest driveable stretch of Route 66 in the nation. 
 Ahh, good old Route 66! What other significant information do you have? 
 The port of Catoosa is the only port in the state that handles international cargo. It ships over two million tons of cargo each year and is the most inland port in the nation. 
 An inland port?! I never even thought of there being a port in Oklahoma! Can you tell me more about the port of Catoosa? 
 I don't have very much information, but I can tell you it is located on the Verdigris River. There is also one other river port in Oklahoma, the Muskogee port. 
 That's perfect! I was curious about that! Thanks for satisfying my curiosities about Oklahoma especially about its geography and transportation! 
 You're welcome.
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