1971 Map of Yanush
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
The Old Choctaw Indian Council House stands as a primary historical landmark in this 1971 survey of the borderlands between Latimer and Pushmataha counties. This area in the Choctaw Nation is characterized by a mix of creek-bottom agriculture and upland terrain, with the settlement of Yanush situated at a central crossroads. The mapping detail reveals a deeply rooted community infrastructure, evidenced by the numerous burial grounds including Hokit Cem, King Cem, and Trowbridge Cem, as well as the Old Town-Tuskahoma Cem located near the council house.
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2 editions found
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