Cattle drive and military supplies moved across, then settlers opened the Cherokee Strip. Deer, quail, turkey and pheasant. Buffalo B uffalo, the county seat of Harper County, is located at the junction of High ways 64 and 183.
Scenic hills surround the town, and buffalo wallows follow the creek that menders beside it.
See the Buffalo listings in the 2000 Calendar. The Alva Area is the ideal place to live, do business and raise a family, and Alva is a peaceful, quiet community with plenty of activity and development potential. This close-knit community is full of warmth and hospitality. The Northwest Technology Center is one of the reasons Oklahoma's Technology Centers are ranked number one in the nation. The educational system in Alva, from preschool to college, is among the best in the state.