Near Black Mesa Road 5 miles north of Oklahoma Highway 325.
Highest point in Oklahoma 4972.97 feet above the sea as determined by a survey ordered by Governor Johnston Murray and completed May 9, 1954 by Oklahoma Highway Department under direction of C.A. Stoldt Director, G.H. Bittle Chemical Engineer, and . . . — — Map (db m247159) HM
On East 50 Road at North Mickey Mantle Boulevard, on the right when traveling east on East 50 Road.
Lead was first discovered in this tri-state district in 1848. From 1912 until 1938 over 14,000,000 tons of zinc and lead concentrates have been mined valued at $668,000,000.00. The average depth of the mines is about 280 feet. — — Map (db m272264) HM
Located in the southeastern corner of Oklahoma in McCurtain County, the Alikchi Court Grounds served as the site of the last execution carried out under Choctaw law in 1899.
William Goings was convicted of murdering Indian Deputy Sampson Goings . . . — — Map (db m172742) HM
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