Map of Indian Territory, 1887
Description
From catalog info:
Oklahoma (Indian Territory)
Brodie, Paul. Draftsman.
Map of Indian Territory Showing the Railroads Built and Projected...
Scale: 1:900,000
Wn. D.C.:Office of Indian Affairs, U.S. Dept fo the Interior, 1887.
Shows Oklahoma District (Unassigned Lands), Five Civilized Nations and other Indian tribes, railroads. Map annotated in red & blue. Hargrett Catalog - p.346.
Dates
- Creation: 1887
Creator
- Brodie, Paul (Contributor, Person)
Access Restrictions
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Full Extent
From the Collection: 800 maps
Language of Materials
English
Dimensions
Overall: Length: 21 3/16 Inches, Width: 28 1/2 Inches, Inside neatline: Length: 20 1/4 Inches, Width: 27 1/2 Inches
Previous Number
Map 299
Cultural context
Genre / Form
- Atlas
- Indian reservations -- Indian reservation -- Native American reservations
- Maps and Atlases
- foxes (animals) -- fox
- railroads -- railroad -- railways
Geographic
- Arkansas (state)
- Arkansas River -- Kansas River
- Cherokee Nation -- tsalagi ayeli -- tsalagiyi
- Chickasaw Nation
- Creek Nation
- Kansas
- Midwest
- Missouri
- Oklahoma
- Red River
- Southwest -- The Southwest
- Texas
Style / Period
- Apache (culture or style) -- Apaches
- Arapaho (culture or style) -- Arapahoe
- Cherokee (culture or style) -- Keetoowah
- Cheyenne (culture or style)
- Chickasaw (culture or style) -- Chicacha
- Comanche (culture or style)
- Iowa (culture or style) -- Ioway
- Kaw (culture or style) -- Kansa
- Kickapoo (culture or style) -- Kikapoo
- Kiowa (culture or style) -- Kiowan
- Meskwaki (culture or style) -- Fox -- Outagami
- Muscogee -- Mvsoke -- Creek (culture or style) -- Muskogee
- Native American (culture or style) -- American Indian -- Indigenous American
- Osage (culture or style)
- Otoe (culture or style) -- Oto
- Ottawa (culture or style)
- Pawnee (culture or style)
- Potawatomi (culture or style) -- Pottawatamie -- Pottowatomie
- Quapaw (culture or style)
- Sac (culture or style) -- Sauk
- Seminole (culture or style)
- Seneca (culture or style)
- Wichita (culture or style)
Topical
Repository Details
Part of the Gilcrease Museum/Helmerich Center for American Research Repository