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Kingston & Choctaw Valley Railroad Company (King-Ryder Lumber Company's tram at Thomasville, Oklahoma). Map showing route in 1901. |
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Cram, George F. Map of Oklahoma and Indian Territories. Cram's Atlas of the World, Ancient and Modern: New Census Edition. Chicago, Ill: George F. Cram, 1901. |
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LeFlore County. |
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Thomasville (later Stapp), Zoe, Red Lick. |
Remarks: |
This was railroad that served Long-Bell's Thomasville plant, operated under the subsidiary King-Ryder Lumber Company. Long-Bell ceased milling at Thomasville about the time of the creation of this map and relocated their King-Ryder operation to Bonami, Louisiana. |
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