Clason's Guide Map of Oklahoma

Collection consists of maps of Oklahoma or Indian Territory published by the U.S. Government (outside of the Congressional Serial Set), by the State of Oklahoma, its counties or cities or published by a commercial publisher. 5/8 inch equals 10 miles

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Purchased from Far West Maps & Books thanks to Library Endowment fund., Oklahoma State University Libraries
Format:	Still Image
Language:	English
Published:	The Clason Map Company, Denver, Colorado 1917
Subjects:	Yukon Austin Fairbanks Pacific Indian Hudson Alabama Eureka Coleman Webb Maurice Greene Kay Blanchard Lowe Davidson Blanco Ida Burton Homestead St. Louis Payne Lone Nash Myers Harper Hurley Blair Todd Morrison Polo Milton Roland Flint Bray Willis Morse Crawford Lester Ferguson Lookout Calvin Doyle Finley Ewing Clayton Bryant Dewey Cora Marsden Osborne Emerson Snyder Hooker Hess Chandler Elliot Dover Watkins Augusta Dunbar Dane Monroe Stella Midland Hallett McIntosh Archer Hayward Atwood Hastings Pollard Woodward Jennings Parkland Sturm Purdy Avery Orion Arlington Burlington Bertrand Goodwin Hennessey Merrick Lacey Fairview Gibbon Cornish Eldorado Bower Pickett Eastman Alden Korn Krebs McGee Sumner Knowles Blackburn Ballard Lockwood Hitchcock Douglass Quinton Fort Smith North Fork Maguire Cahill Dougherty Dewar Haskell Albion Fonda Bowles Kendrick Sacred Heart Greer Ramona Greenfield Colbert Adamson Darlington Sunnyside Peoria Tabor Velma Little River Mahan Braden’ Spiro Sweetwater Bridgeport Crowder Spring River Vian Eubanks Mayhew Calumet Elk River Shattuck Sand Creek Teresita Milburn Saddle Mountain Southard Blue River Berwyn Iron Mountain Tar River Mount Scott Panova Navina Carroll Reno Gage Clear Lake Dawson Whitehorse morse
Online Access:	http://dc.library.okstate.edu/cdm/ref/collection/OKMaps/id/3640

Description
Summary:	Collection consists of maps of Oklahoma or Indian Territory published by the U.S. Government (outside of the Congressional Serial Set), by the State of Oklahoma, its counties or cities or published by a commercial publisher. 5/8 inch equals 10 miles