Cherokee County, Oklahoma

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Cherokee County, Oklahoma is a county in northeastern Oklahoma known for its rich Cherokee Nation heritage and for encompassing the city of Tahlequah, the Cherokee Nation capital.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative territorial entity
county
borderedBy Adair County, Oklahoma
Delaware County, Oklahoma
Mayes County, Oklahoma
Muskogee County, Oklahoma
Sequoyah County, Oklahoma
Wagoner County, Oklahoma
contains Cherokee Nation capital
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
country United States of America
FIPSCode 40XXX
GNISFeatureID XXXXXXX
governmentType county government
hasCity Hulbert, Oklahoma
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
hasEconomySector agriculture
education
tourism
hasHeritage Cherokee Nation
hasHigherEducationInstitution Northeastern State University
hasLake Tenkiller Ferry Lake
hasMajorHighway State Highway 10 (Oklahoma)
State Highway 51 (Oklahoma)
U.S. Route 412
U.S. Route 62
hasOfficialLanguage English
hasPostalAbbreviation OK
hasProtectedArea Cherokee Wildlife Management Area
hasRecognizedLanguage Cherokee language
hasRecreationArea Illinois River recreation area
hasSignificantPopulationGroup Cherokee Nation citizens
hasTown Keys, Oklahoma
Park Hill, Oklahoma
Peggs, Oklahoma
Woodall, Oklahoma
locatedIn Cherokee Nation reservation
Oklahoma
locatedInRegion northeastern Oklahoma
locatedOnContinent North America
namedAfter Cherokee people
observesDaylightSavingTime true
partOf State of Oklahoma
seat Tahlequah, Oklahoma
subdivisionOf United States county system
timeZone Central Time Zone
traversedByRiver Arkansas River
Illinois River (Oklahoma)

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Tahlequah locatedIn Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Tahlequah seatOf Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Tahlequah locatedInCounty Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Cookson Hills locatedIn Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Tahlequah, Oklahoma county Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Tahlequah, Oklahoma partOf Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Washington County, Arkansas bordersCounty Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Lake Tenkiller locatedInCounty Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Tsa-La-Gi Ancient Village locatedIn Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum locatedIn Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Fort Gibson Lake locatedInCounty Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Northeastern Oklahoma containsCounty Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Sequoyah County, Oklahoma hasBorderWith Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation reservation (modern jurisdictional area) contains Cherokee County, Oklahoma (part)
linked to: Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Baron Fork locatedIn Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Adair County, Oklahoma borderedBy Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Mayes County, Oklahoma borderedBy Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Sallisaw Creek flowsThrough Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Tenkiller Ferry Lake locatedInAdministrativeEntity Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Illinois River (Arkansas) basin crosses Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Delaware County, Oklahoma bordersCounty Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Park Hill, Cherokee Nation presentDayJurisdiction Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Adair County, Oklahoma bordersCounty Cherokee County, Oklahoma
subject linked to: Adair County
Cherokee County, Oklahoma hasCountyAbbreviation Cherokee Co., OK
subject linked to: Cherokee County
linked to: Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Sequoyah County hasBorderWith Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Fort Gibson Historic Site locatedIn Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Wagoner County, Oklahoma borders Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Tahlequah campus locatedIn Cherokee County, Oklahoma
City of Tahlequah county Cherokee County, Oklahoma
City of Tahlequah isCountySeatOf Cherokee County, Oklahoma
City of Tahlequah locatedIn Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Grand River system flowsThrough Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Highway 10 traverses Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Southeastern Oklahoma contains Cherokee County, Oklahoma