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1. stepoutside.org › place › three-rivers-wildlifeThree Rivers Wildlife Management Area - Oklahoma City, OK

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   Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area. Oklahoma City, OK 73101. 918-527-5308. Website. Three Rivers WMA covers 203,180 acres in McCurtain County in southeast Oklahoma. Located north of Hwy. 3/7 and west of Hwy. 259 (north of Broken Bow), Three Rivers WMA is a mixture of pine and hardwood forests.

2. museumspedia.com › en › iThree Rivers Museum, Muskogee, OK: Information, Tickets and ...

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   Located in the historic downtown district of Muskogee, the museum features a variety of exhibits and artifacts that tell the story of the three rivers that run through the city: the Arkansas, the Verdigris, and the Grand.

3. www.wildlifedepartment.com › hunting › wmaThree Rivers WMA - Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation

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   Three Rivers WMA covers 185,199 acres, McCurtain and Pushmataha counties in southeast Oklahoma. Located north of Hwy. 3/7 and west of Hwy. 259 (north of Broken Bow), Three Rivers WMA is a mixture of pine and hardwood forests.

4. gateway.okhistory.org › explore › partnersThree Rivers Museum - The Gateway to Oklahoma History

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   The museum was created to provide a location to collect, preserve, research, interpret and exhibit artifacts that illustrate the history and heritage of the Three Rivers area of Eastern Oklahoma. The Three Rivers area includes: Muskogee, Wagoner, Cherokee, McIntosh, Okmulgee, Haskell, Southern Mayes and Western Sequoyah Counties.

5. www.muskogeeonline.org › three_rivers_museumThree Rivers Museum - muskogeeonline.org

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   The Museum board searched for a number of years for a suitable building to house a museum that would tell the fascinating story of the development of the Three Rivers region of Oklahoma. As one of the earliest areas west of the Mississippi to be settled, this region has a long and colorful past.

6. www.okhistory.org › publications › encThe Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture

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   Three Forks and Red River traders demonstrated that Oklahoma had commercial potential, especially in exchanges with the Osage, Wichita, Comanche, and Kiowa, but also as a gateway to Santa Fe and even California.

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   What is the Three Rivers Museum?

   • Three Rivers Museum was established in 1989 as the dream of local historian Dorothy Ball, who was then chairman of the Muskogee Historic Preservation Commission. The Museum board searched for a number of years for a suitable building to house a museum that would tell the fascinating story of the development of the Three Rivers region of Oklahoma.

   Three Rivers Museum - Welcome to Muskogee, Oklahoma

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   Where is Three Rivers WMA?

   • Located north of Hwy. 3/7 and west of Hwy. 259 (north of Broken Bow), Three Rivers WMA is a mixture of pine and hardwood forests. East of Broken Bow approximately 10 miles and south of Hwy 70 (Eagletown), there are four entrances off of Hwy 70 east of Broken Bow. Loblolly pine plantations of various age classes predominate the majority of the WMA.

   Three Rivers WMA | Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation

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   What are the best family attractions in Oklahoma City?

   • Family rides include the classic Ferris Wheel and a carousel, as well as a flume ride and a mining train. Hurricane Harbor water park is another popular Oklahoma City family attraction, located on the grounds of Frontier City. The water park features a range of refreshing diversions for all ages, a favorite being the Castaway Creek lazy river.

   14 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Oklahoma City - PlanetWare

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   What is Oklahoma City known for?

   • State capital Oklahoma City is a bustling hub on the southern Great Plains, roughly in the center of the oil-rich state. Known as "The Big Friendly," the city was settled during the 1889 "Land Run," though Native Americans lived in the region long before. In 1995, the capital sadly became famous when a bomb attack claimed 168 lives.

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   Are there open roads on three rivers?

   • Select roads are closed and managed as linear forest openings. Small agricultural food plots are planted annually. No designated camping areas exist, but primitive camping is allowed no more than 50yds off an open road during open WMA hunting seasons on Three Rivers. Lodging and restaurants are available in Hochatown and Broken Bow.

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   What are the best tourist attractions in Oklahoma City?

   • Plan your next trip to the Oklahoma state capitol with our list of the best tourist attractions in Oklahoma City In operation for more than a century, the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden engages tourists and families with more than 500 animal species, including rhinos, gorillas, lions, and tigers.

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   Dec 25, 2023 · State capital Oklahoma City is a bustling hub on the southern Great Plains, roughly in the center of the oil-rich state. Known as "The Big Friendly," the city was settled during the 1889 "Land Run," though Native Americans lived in the region long before. In 1995, the capital sadly became famous when a bomb attack claimed 168 lives.