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Bokoshe (/bəˈkoʊʃə/ bə-KOH-shə) is a town in Le
Flore County, Oklahoma,
United States. It is part of the Fort Smith, Arkansas-Oklahoma
metropolitan statistical...
- 1903-04 the
Midland Valley Railroad laid
tracks from
Arkansas west
through Bokoshe to Muskogee. The
Oklahoma and Rich
Mountain Railroad,
owned by the Dierks...
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Arkoma Avant Barnsdall Bartlesville Bearden Beggs Big
Cabin Bixby Boatman Bokoshe Boley Boynton Braggs Bristow Broken Arrow Bugtussle Burbank Bushyhead Cameron...
- Honor—for his
actions in
World War II. He was born
December 4, 1918, in
Bokoshe,
Oklahoma and
enlisted in the Army from Selma, California. By
March 31...
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Leedey 409 415 −1.45%
Dewey 337
Dover 402 400 +0.50%
Kingfisher 338
Bokoshe 401 396 +1.26%
LeFlore 339 Silo 396 384 +3.13%
Bryan 340
Wapanucka 394...
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Westbound train 41
collided head-on with
eastbound train 42 on the
curve at
Bokoshe, Oklahoma. Four crew
members died and
seven were injured. All
three railroads...
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Wagoner Bluejacket Craig reorganized and
renamed Bluff Grant Bokchito Bryan Bokoshe Le
Flore Boles Tulsa Boone Caddo Boone Oklahoma Bourland Jefferson Bowman...
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serve major coal
mining operations in
eastern Oklahoma at Coal Cr****,
Bokoshe, and McCurtain.
Other towns served included Crowder, Okemah, Boley, Prague...
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extended 197
miles (317 km) from Coal Cr****,
Oklahoma (about 7
miles east of
Bokoshe, Oklahoma) to Guthrie, Oklahoma, with an
additional 20
miles (32 km) of...
- (census-designated place) Altus,
Arkansas Belfonte,
Oklahoma (census-designated place)
Bokoshe,
Oklahoma Branch,
Arkansas Cameron,
Oklahoma Cecil,
Arkansas Chester, Arkansas...
