
The Red River marks the winding border between Oklahoma and Texas, defining the southern landscape of this 1980 survey. On the Oklahoma side, the confluence of Muddy Boggy Creek and the Red River creates a complex system of oxbow lakes and abandoned river channels, including Colbert Lake, Emerson Lake, and Palmer Lake. These water bodies are flanked by the Bokchito Creek and Stillhouse Creek, reflecting a low-lying riparian environment susceptible to the river's shifting course.
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1948 Direct
Choctaw County, OK

1949 Direct
Choctaw County, OK

1951 Frogville
Choctaw County, OK

1951 Shoals
Choctaw County, OK

1969 Boswell SW
Choctaw County, OK

1971 Hugo Dam
Choctaw County, OK

1980 Bluff
Choctaw County, OK

1980 New Oberlin
Choctaw County, OK
2009 Boswell SW
Choctaw County, OK
2010 Frogville
Choctaw County, OK
2010 Hugo Dam
Choctaw County, OK
2010 New Oberlin
Choctaw County, OK
2010 Shoals
Choctaw County, OK
2012 Bluff
Choctaw County, OK
2012 Boswell SW
Choctaw County, OK
2012 Frogville
Choctaw County, OK
2012 New Oberlin
Choctaw County, OK
2012 Shoals
Choctaw County, OK
2013 Hugo Dam
Choctaw County, OK
2016 Bluff
Choctaw County, OK
2016 Boswell SW
Choctaw County, OK
2016 Frogville
Choctaw County, OK
2016 Hugo Dam
Choctaw County, OK
2016 New Oberlin
Choctaw County, OK
2016 Shoals
Choctaw County, OK
2018 Bluff
Choctaw County, OK
2018 Boswell SW
Choctaw County, OK
2018 Frogville
Choctaw County, OK
2018 New Oberlin
Choctaw County, OK
2018 Shoals
Choctaw County, OK
2019 Hugo Dam
Choctaw County, OK

2022 Bluff
Choctaw County, OK

2022 Boswell SW
Choctaw County, OK

2022 Frogville
Choctaw County, OK

2022 Hugo Dam
Choctaw County, OK

2022 New Oberlin
Choctaw County, OK

2022 Shoals
Choctaw County, OK