
The Neosho River and Spring River converge in the southwest corner of this tri-state survey, feeding into the expansive Grand Lake O' The Cherokees. This 1980s landscape highlights the dense network of small mining and railroad towns along the Oklahoma and Kansas border, including Picher, Quapaw, and Commerce. The presence of numerous quarries and mines throughout the region reflects the enduring legacy of the Tri-State Mining District.
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