I was trying to remember some Indian town names in Oklahoma.

[SteveSS]

I didn't realize there were this many. Oklahoma like Wyoming and Montana is still very Native American. You don't go acting the fool in these areas.

• Ahloso, Oklahoma
• Ahpeatone, Oklahoma
• Agawam, Oklahoma
• Anadarko, Oklahoma
• Apache, Oklahoma
• Arapaho, Oklahoma
• Atoka, Oklahoma
  • Atoka County, Oklahoma
  • Atoka Lake
  • Lake Atoka Reservoir
• Bokoshe, Oklahoma
• Bokchito, Oklahoma
• Caddo, Oklahoma
  • Caddo County, Oklahoma
• Catoosa, Oklahoma
• Cayuga, Oklahoma
• Chattanooga, Oklahoma
• Checotah, Oklahoma
• Cherokee, Oklahoma
  • Cherokee County, Oklahoma
  • Cherokee State Park
  • Cherokee Landing State Park
  • Grand Lake o' the Cherokees
• Cheyenne, Oklahoma
• Chickasaw National Recreation Area
• Chickasha, Oklahoma
• Chilocco, Oklahoma
• Choctaw, Oklahoma
  • Choctaw County, Oklahoma
• Comanche, Oklahoma
  • Comanche County, Oklahoma
• Coweta, Oklahoma
• Etowah, Oklahoma
• Eucha, Oklahoma
  • Lake Eucha
  • Lake Eucha Park
• Eufaula, Oklahoma
  • Eufaula Lake
• Gotebo, Oklahoma
• Harjo, Oklahoma
• Hitchita, Oklahoma
• Hochatown, Oklahoma
  • Hochatown State Park
• Honobia, Oklahoma
• Hulah Lake (Oklahoma)
• Kaw City, Oklahoma
  • Kaw Lake
• Keokuk Falls, Oklahoma
• Keota, Oklahoma
• Kinta, Oklahoma
• Kiowa, Oklahoma
  • Kiowa County, Oklahoma
• Konawa, Oklahoma
  • Konawa Reservoir
• Kosoma, Oklahoma
• Lenapah, Oklahoma
• Manitou, Oklahoma
• Maramec, Oklahoma
• Miami, Oklahoma
  • North Miami, Oklahoma
• Minco, Oklahoma
• Muskogee, Oklahoma
  • Muskogee County, Oklahoma
• Nanih Waiyah Lake
• Nashoba, Oklahoma
• Neodesha, Oklahoma
• Neosho River
• New Alluwe, Oklahoma
• Ninnekah, Oklahoma
• Nowata, Oklahoma
  • Nowata County, Oklahoma
• Nuyaka, Oklahoma
• Ochelata, Oklahoma
• Okemah, Oklahoma
• Okesa, Oklahoma
• Okfuskee County, Oklahoma
• Oklahoma City
  • Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
  • Oklahoma Lake
  • Oklahoma River
• Okmulgee, Oklahoma
  • Okmulgee County, Oklahoma
  • Okmulgee Lake
  • Okmulgee State Park
• Oktaha, Oklahoma
• Olustee, Oklahoma
• Oologah, Oklahoma
  • Oologah Lake
• Osage, Oklahoma
  • Osage County, Oklahoma
  • Osage Hills State Park
• Ottawa County, Oklahoma
• Ouachita Mountains
  • Ouachita National Forest
• Owasso, Oklahoma
• Pawhuska, Oklahoma
• Pawnee, Oklahoma
  • Pawnee County, Oklahoma
• Pensacola, Oklahoma
• Peoria, Oklahoma
• Pocasset, Oklahoma
• Pocola, Oklahoma
• Ponca City, Oklahoma
• Pontotoc, Oklahoma
  • Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
• Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma
• Pushmataha County, Oklahoma
  • Pushmataha Wildlife Management Area
• Quapaw, Oklahoma
• Sapulpa, Oklahoma
• Sasakwa, Oklahoma
• Seminole, Oklahoma
  • Seminole County, Oklahoma
• Sequoyah County, Oklahoma
  • Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
  • Sequoyah State Park
  • Sequoyah Bay State Park
• Shawnee, Oklahoma
• Skedee, Oklahoma
• Skiatook, Oklahoma
  • Skiatook Lake
• Skullyville, Oklahoma
• Tahlequah, Oklahoma
• Talala, Oklahoma
• Talihina, Oklahoma
• Talimena State Park
  • Talimena Scenic Drive
• Taloga, Oklahoma
• Tamaha, Oklahoma
• Tecumseh, Oklahoma
• Texas County, Oklahoma
• Tishomingo, Oklahoma
  • Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge
• Tonkawa, Oklahoma
• Tullahassee, Oklahoma
• Tulsa, Oklahoma
  • Tulsa County, Oklahoma
  • New Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Tupelo, Oklahoma
• Tushka, Oklahoma
• Tuskahoma, Oklahoma
• Wah-Sha-She State Park
• Wakita, Oklahoma
• Wapanucka, Oklahoma
• Washita, Oklahoma
  • Washita County, Oklahoma
  • Washita National Wildlife Refuge
• Washunga, Oklahoma
• Watonga, Oklahoma
• Watova, Oklahoma
• Waurika, Oklahoma
  • Waurika Lake
• Waynoka, Oklahoma
• Weleetka, Oklahoma
• Wetumka, Oklahoma
• Wewoka, Oklahoma
• Wichita Mountains
  • Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
• Wyandotte, Oklahoma
• Yahola, Oklahoma
  • Lake Yahola (Oklahoma)

 

[Sahara]

Everybody here is pretty much aboriginal. In towns like Hay River and Yellowknife it might be 50/50. Everywhere else is closer to 100%.

 

[monaco66coupe]

Oklahoma was a territory, known as the Nations back in the 1870's

 

[monaco66coupe]

I find it humorous when Marshall Matt Dillon at dodge city says he has to go to Texas for bad guys! They usually were referring to Liberal, or Dahlhart or Hooker,,, Not Dallas! Due south of Dodge was Indians!

 

[monaco66coupe]

In 1970 I rode a bus from Shepard AFB thru chickasaw to Wichita, and at one stop a group of Indians got on with live chickens in their bags and on their laps! It was hilarious!

 

[Richard Cranium]

One time I drove by an Indian's house in Cambridge Massachusetts. True story.

 

[SMS68]

Many of the towns with native sounding names are Native American in name only and have no association with any tribe….

 

[Sahara]

One time I drove by an Indian's house in Cambridge Massachusetts. True story.

up here they say that about white people

 

[joe smith]

Dearghanistan.. used to be Dearborn

 

[SteveSS]

This happened in July of 2020.

Supreme Court Rules That About Half Of Oklahoma Is Native American Land.

https://www.npr.org/2020/07/09/8895...es-that-about-half-of-oklahoma-is-indian-land

You all remember Wakita, Oklahoma from the movie Twister. It's a real place.

Wakita was featured in the 1996 blockbuster film Twister starring Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton in which Wakita was destroyed by an F4 tornado that was part of a storm system later spawning an F5 tornado. False fronts were built onto the existing store fronts for some shots and then were removed and replaced with rubble in the streets after the tornadic storm hit and the rest of the building was removed using CGI. Some original buildings were demolished and never replaced,[12] with some of the bricks from the demolished buildings used to construct Twister Park.[13] The Twister Museum, dedicated to movie memorabilia from Twister, opened a few months before the movie was released and remains a town attraction.[14][15]

 

[SMS68]

This happened in July of 2020.

Supreme Court Rules That About Half Of Oklahoma Is Native American Land.

https://www.npr.org/2020/07/09/8895...es-that-about-half-of-oklahoma-is-indian-land

Key point being “…for the purposes of federal criminal law cases involving certain major crimes.”