Map of the Indian and Oklahoma territories
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A printed cartographic map shows the Indian and Oklahoma Territories, with tribal nation boundaries, township subdivisions, rivers, railroads, and towns shaded in colour. A references legend in the upper right explains symbols for capitals, towns, military reservations, and mail service. The map was compiled by Rand McNally and Company and dated 1894.
