1901 Map of Pryor
USGS Topo · Published 1901About this map
The Neosho River serves as the dominant geographic spine in this region of Indian Territory, carving a winding path through land shared by the Cherokee Nation and Creek Nation. The landscape is defined by its transit networks, where historical river crossings like Markham Ferry, Sixkiller Ferry, and Adams Ford provided essential connections before the era of modern bridges. The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway runs north-to-south, anchoring settlements such as Pryor Creek, Adair, and Mazie to the burgeoning rail economy.
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Editions of this 1901 Pryor Map
5 editions found
Historical Maps of Claremore Through Time
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1896 Pryor
Mayes County, OK
1901 Pryor
Mayes County, OK
1970 Chouteau NW
Mayes County, OK
1970 Pryor
Mayes County, OK
1971 Salina SE
Mayes County, OK
2010 Chouteau NW
Mayes County, OK
2010 Pryor
Mayes County, OK
2010 Salina SE
Mayes County, OK
2012 Chouteau NW
Mayes County, OK
2012 Pryor
Mayes County, OK
2012 Salina SE
Mayes County, OK
2016 Chouteau NW
Mayes County, OK
2016 Pryor
Mayes County, OK
2016 Salina SE
Mayes County, OK
2019 Chouteau NW
Mayes County, OK
2019 Pryor
Mayes County, OK
2019 Salina SE
Mayes County, OK
2022 Chouteau NW
Mayes County, OK
2022 Salina SE
Mayes County, OK
2023 Pryor
Mayes County, OK