Which of the following is a result of the elevation in Oklahoma?

Routes of the major highways

Rivers flowing from west to east

Railroads development

Native American trails

The correct answer of the elevation in Oklahoma is from the Rivers flowing from west to east. Oklahoma's drainage pattern, which consists of the Arkansas and Red rivers and their tributaries, goes down from an elevation of 4,973 feet at Black Mesa in the northwest to about 300 feet on the Red River in the southeast. As it can be seen, this pattern makes for the state's elevation pattern as well.

Rivers flowing west to east.