(OK.) OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITORY. Silverthorne the "L" shaped Washington

the "L" shaped Washington

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(OK.) OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITORY. Silverthorne the "L" shaped WashingtonOKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITORY., Century Co., 1897 Here the sister territories toward the end of the 19th century, and with development growing quickly. In the Oklahoma Territory, quickly Native reserves are changing over into counties or are being subdivided into new counties. Well detailed for railroads, water ways, and towns. In the eastern half, we still see the major "Five Civilized Tribes" holding vast tracts of land, as railroads stretch from