The Red River defines the southern boundary of this landscape, where the shifting riverbed has created a complex network of oxbow lakes and abandoned channels. In this riparian environment, features such as Eagle Bend Cut-Off, Bryarly Cut-off, and Forty-one Cut-off Lake illustrate the dynamic history of the waterway along the Oklahoma-Texas border. To the north, the terrain transitions into the managed timberlands of the Ouachita National Forest, marked by the presence of the Kulli Tuklo Cem. The central portion of the map is dominated by an intricate drainage system including Jenkins Reilly Slough, Lewis Slough, and Waterfall Creek, which feed into numerous named bodies of water like Mintubbe Lake and Dead Man Lake. This area reflects the intersection of conservation lands and the ancient alluvial patterns of the Red River valley.
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1950 · Idabel
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1950 · Acworth
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1950 · De Kalb NW
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1950 · White Rock
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1950 · Shults
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1950 · Haworth
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1951 · Idabel
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1951 · Garvin
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1951 · Idabel SE
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1951 · English
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