
The Neosho River carves a winding path through the heart of the Cherokee Nation territory in this early twentieth-century survey. Before the construction of modern bridges and dams, the river's transit was managed by numerous family-named crossings, including Markham Ferry, Sixkiller Ferry, Adair Ferry, and Earbob Ferry. These points of passage, alongside river fords like Island Ford and Adams Ford, underscore the essential water-based economy and transportation network of the era.
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1896 Pryor
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1901 Pryor
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1970 Chouteau NW
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1970 Pryor
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1971 Salina SE
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2010 Chouteau NW
Mayes County, OK
2010 Pryor
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2010 Salina SE
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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