Canadian County, Oklahoma (Geographic Keyword)

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Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Southwestern Bell Telephone Yukon Fiber Optics Line Located in Canadian County, Oklahoma. (2000)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Christopher Cojeen.

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Archaeological Survey of the Unit Petroleum Stroud Federal #4-3 Well Pad, Acess, and Production Pipeline Located on BLM / BIA Controlled Lands in Canadian County, Oklahoma. (1999)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Christopher Cojeen.

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Archeological Survey Report on the Chesapeake Operating, Inc., Red Wolf 1-2 Well, Canadian County, Oklahoma. (2000)
DOCUMENT Citation Only James Briscoe.

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