
The Chisholm Trail cuts a historic path through this portion of the Chickasaw Nation, marking a landscape shaped by the cattle industry and early territorial transport. This late-nineteenth-century survey captures the region just as the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific R.R. established a permanent corridor for trade and settlement. Prominent rail stops like Addington and Duncan are already established, with Stock Yards at Addington signaling the vital link between the open range and distant markets.
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