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Cotton County,
Oklahoma
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Cotton County Courthouse
The topography is typical of a plains environment, with a mixture of grasses prevalent. The western edge of the
Cross Timbers invades the county's eastern portion. The creeks and streams, including Cache Creek, drain to the
southeast into the Red River. Cotton County has 641.94 square miles of land and water. The federal government
platted five townsites for the Big Pasture opening, Randlett, Eschiti, Ahpeatone, Quanah, and Isadore, with the
latter two in present Tillman County. Randlett is the only original town still incorporated.
Other incorporated Cotton County towns are Devol, Temple, and Walters.
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Cotton County Online Data
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Website Updates
Oct 2010: MCCALLUM bio
2010: bio of LEMONS; Various obituaries and news gleanings; WW2 Casualties; County History |
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Surrounding Counties
Cotton County is located in southwestern Oklahoma and is
bordered by the Red River on the south, with Tillman County on the west, Comanche County on the north, and Stephens and Jefferson counties on the east.
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