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The names appearing in parentheses at the end of
the description in the following gazetteer refer to the atlas sheets
published separately by the United States Geological Survey.
Illinois; station on St. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway; elevation, 495 feet.
Illinois; river, a left-hand branch of Neosho River. It heads in the
Ozark Hills in northwestern Arkansas and flows southwest to its mouth in
Cherokee Nation. (Muscogee, Tahlequah, Siloam Springs)
Indiangrave Hollow; valley of Indiangrave Creek, a right-hand branch of
Illinois River, in Cherokee Nation. (Siloam Spring)
Indianola; post village in Choctaw Nation on Fort Smith and Western
Railroad. (Canadian)
Inola; post village in Creek Nation on St. Louie, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway; elevation, 600 feet. (Claremore)
Iona; post village in Chickasaw Nation. (Pauls Valley)
Irene; post village in Creek Nation.
Ireton; post village in Chickasaw Nation. (Rush Springs)
Iron Bridge; post village in Choctaw Nation. (Sallisaw)
Iroquois; station on Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway.
Island; ferry across Verdigris River in Cherokee Nation. (Claremore)
Island; ford across Neosho River in Cherokee Nation. (Pryor)
Island Bayou; left-hand branch of Red River in Choctaw and Chickasaw
Nations. (Bonham)
Isom Springs; post village in Chickasaw Nation.
Jackford; creek in Chickasaw Nation, a right-hand branch of Clear Boggy
Creek, heading in North and South Fork. (Stonewall)
Jackford; creek in Choctaw Nation, a left-hand branch of Kiamichi River,
(Tuskahoma)
Jackford; mountains in Choctaw Nation, a ridge of the Ozark Hills
trending northeast and southwest; altitude, 1,550 feet. (Tuskahoma,
McAlester)
Jackson; branch in Choctaw Nation, a right-hand branch of Rock Creek, a
tributary to Kiamichi River. (Tuskahoma)
Jackson; creek in Choctaw Nation, a small right-hand branch of Canadian
River. (Sansbois)
Jackson; post village in Chickasaw Nation. (Paris)
James; creek in Choctaw Nation, a left-hand branch of Little River.
(Winding Stair)
James; fork in Choctaw Nation, a left-hand branch of Poteau River,
heading in Arkansas and flowing west into Indian Territory. (Fort Smith,
Sallisaw)
Jane Dennis; creek in Cherokee Nation, a small left-hand branch of
Neosho River. (Pryor)
Janis; post village in Choctaw Nation. (Shawneetown)
Jefferson; creek in Choctaw Nation, a left-hand branch of Brazil Creek,
a tributary to Poteau River. (Sallisaw, Sansbois)
Jeffs; post village in Chickasaw Nation. (Coalgate)
Jenkins; creek in Cherokee Nation, a small left-hand branch of Lee
Creek, a tributary to Arkansas River. (Tahlequah)
Jerrys; branch in Chickasaw Nation, a small right-hand branch of Shiggin
Creek, a tributary to Red River. (Gainesville)
Jesse; post village in Chickasaw Nation. (Stonewall)
Jimtown; village in Chickasaw Nation. (Gainesville)
Johnson; post village in Chickasaw Nation, population, 204. (Pauls
Valley)
Johnson Prairie; low stretch of land in Cherokee Nation, northwest of
Illinois River. (Siloam Springs)
Johnsonville; station on Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway.
Johnstown; village in Choctaw Nation on Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway. (McAlester)
Jones; creek in Choctaw Nation, a right-hand branch of Gaines Creek, a
tributary to Canadian River. (Canadian)
Juanita; post village in Choctaw Nation.
Jumper; creek in Seminole Nation, a right-hand branch of Canadian River.
(Stonewall)
Indian Territory Gazetteer
Source: United States Geological Survey, by
Henry Gannett, Oklahoma, Department of the Interior, United States
Geological Survey, Charles D. Walcott. Director, Washington, Government
Printing Office, 1905.
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