Delaware County, Oklahoma

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Delaware County, Oklahoma is a largely rural county in northeastern Oklahoma known for its lakes, outdoor recreation, and significant Cherokee Nation presence.

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Ottawa County, Oklahoma borders Delaware County, Oklahoma
Craig County, Oklahoma borderedByCounty Delaware County, Oklahoma
Newton County, Missouri borderedBy Delaware County, Oklahoma
Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees locatedInCounty Delaware County, Oklahoma
Northeastern Oklahoma containsCounty Delaware County, Oklahoma
Benton County, Arkansas borderedBy Delaware County, Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation reservation (modern jurisdictional area) contains Delaware County, Oklahoma (part)
linked to: Delaware County, Oklahoma
Cherokee County, Oklahoma borderedBy Delaware County, Oklahoma
Baron Fork locatedIn Delaware County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Highway 20 passesThrough Delaware County, Oklahoma
Adair County, Oklahoma borderedBy Delaware County, Oklahoma
Mayes County, Oklahoma borderedBy Delaware County, Oklahoma
Spavinaw Lake locatedIn Delaware County, Oklahoma
McDonald County, Missouri adjacentTo Delaware County, Oklahoma
Spavinaw Creek locatedInCounty Delaware County, Oklahoma
Grove, Oklahoma county Delaware County, Oklahoma
Adair County, Oklahoma bordersCounty Delaware County, Oklahoma
subject linked to: Adair County
Cherokee County, Oklahoma borders Delaware County, Oklahoma
subject linked to: Cherokee County
Grand River system flowsThrough Delaware County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Highway 10 traverses Delaware County, Oklahoma
Southeastern Oklahoma contains Delaware County, Oklahoma