1900 Map of Sansbois
USGS Topo · Published 1900About this map
The Cherokee Nation Choctaw Nation Boundary Line defines the northern reaches of this territory, following the winding course of the Canadian River as it flows toward its confluence with the Arkansas River. Surveyed shortly before Oklahoma statehood, the landscape is dotted with early settlements like Whitefield, Stigler, and Enterprise, which served as local hubs amidst a network of creeks such as Duchess Creek and Dirty Creek. The southern terrain is dominated by the prominent peaks of Panther Mtn and Sansbois Mtn, with Tucker Knob rising as a central landmark.
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