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Entering Indian Territory

Ottawa County
Location: on US-69 Alternate just south of Kansas-Oklahoma border
Topics: American Indians; Settlement Patterns; Westward Expansion, 1803–1861

This area was granted to the Quapaw tribe in 1833. Nearby, members of twenty other tribes received lands from the federal government.

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Entering Indian Territory

Sequoyah County
Location: on US-64 west of Arkansas border at Moffett
Material: Granite
Topics: Transportation; Westward Expansion, 1803–1861

The first highway in Oklahoma, fifty-six miles from Fort Smith to Fort Gibson, was completed in 1827.

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