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* City of Ames

(580) 753-4624

Garfield County Rural Water District No 5

(580) 758-1373

Kay County RWD #6

(580) 863-5316

Kingfisher Water Department

(405) 375-4617

Kingfisher Water Department

(405) 828-4470

Logan County Rural Water District

(580) 935-6678

Major County Rural Water District No 1

(580) 227-3321

North Blaine Water Corporation

(580) 822-3444

Okarche Rural Water District

(405) 263-4835

Piedmont Water Department

(405) 373-2000

Water Department

(580) 796-2600

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Facts about Ames, OK:
Ames is a town in Major County, Oklahoma, United States. The population was 199 at the 2000 census. Ames is located at 36°14?48?N 98°11?12?W? / ?36.24667°N 98.18667°W? / 36.24667; -98.18667 (36.246619, -98.186740). According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 0.3 square miles (0.78 km2), all of it land. Every year in the month of August, the town celebrates Ames Day, both to commemorate the founding of the town and to raise funds for the town's volunteer fire department. Ames Day celebrations have been known to include parades, golf tournaments, pie auctions, turtle races, greased pig chases, mutton busting competitions, chicken roping, cow patty bingo, tug of war competitions, baseball games, beard-growing contests, and husband-calling competitions. Weather permitting, the celebrations culminate each year in a huge and fantastic fireworks celebration. As of the census of 2000, there were 199 people, 91 households, and 61 families residing in...