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The Arkansas and Canadian rivers cross the territory and are marked as the principal routes of trade and settlement, while railroad lines, dense across every neighboring state on this atlas's other sheets, appear here only as thin, isolated threads just beginning to push in from the east. Together the tribal capitals, the two rivers, and the sparse rail lines describe a territory governed and settled on entirely different terms from the states surrounding it.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eCherokee, Creek, and other tribal-nation descendants in present-day Oklahoma will find particular resonance here, as will a collector tracking how differently this territory was mapped compared to the states surrounding it. 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Oil derricks mark the drilling activity that had, by the 1930s, become central to the state's economy. Cattle ranching scenes appear alongside general agricultural imagery, rounding out the state's rural economy. Wildlife and local landmarks are scattered throughout the map in the same dense illustrative style used across the atlas. Together the Native American imagery, the oil wells, and the cattle ranches sketch an Oklahoma defined by the layering of its tribal-nation origins with its newer oil and ranching economy.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eAn Oklahoma family with roots tied to any of the state's tribal nations, or to its oil or ranching industries, will find this map speaks to that directly, and it makes a distinctive gift for anyone who prefers a whimsical, Depression-era view of Oklahoma to a conventional antique survey. The store's other Indian Territory and Oklahoma editions include Cram's 1878 sheet and his later 1893 printing, both standard survey-style cartography; this 1935 Little, Brown sheet is the only pictorial, cartoon-style map of the state the collection carries. 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To the east, the Cherokee Outlet still stretched across the northern reaches of Indian Territory, land that would itself be opened to settlers within a few years of this map's publication. Railroads crossing both territories carried the settlers who were rapidly reshaping a landscape that, a generation earlier, had been governed entirely by tribal nations.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis map makes a fitting gift for anyone with roots in the boomtowns of the 1889 land run, from Guthrie to Oklahoma City, or for a collector of maps documenting the transition from tribal to territorial government on the southern plains. Buyers of Indian Territory maps should note we also carry the region as mapped by Gray in 1873 and by Mitchell in 1890: this later 1892 Rand McNally edition is the only one of the three to show the new Oklahoma Territory alongside the older tribal lands. 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Bien had built his reputation on chromolithography, a color-printing technique he refined after emigrating from Germany in 1849, and his firm's decades of work for the U.S. Geological Survey and federal census reports made it a natural choice for a government mapping project of this precision. The sheet divides its two halves distinctly, Oklahoma Territory, opened to non-Native settlement in the 1889 land run, on one side and Indian Territory, still governed by tribal nations, on the other, a division rendered in the five colors Bien's firm was known for. Published the same year the census recorded Oklahoma Territory's first population count, the map documents a landscape barely a year removed from the chaos of the land run, with Guthrie and the surrounding townsites still new enough to be a national news story.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Creek and Chickasaw nations appear divided into administrative districts, while the Choctaw Nation is shown organized into early counties, a reflection of how differently each of the Five Civilized Tribes structured its own local government within Indian Territory's shared boundaries. Guthrie, chosen as Oklahoma Territory's first capital in the immediate aftermath of the 1889 run, anchors the newly opened side of the map; Tulsa, then still a small Creek Nation trading post on the Arkansas River, appears years before the oil boom that would later transform it into the state's second-largest city; and Oklahoma City, itself only a year old, was already emerging as one of the territory's fastest-growing rail towns. Extensive marginal notes tabulate thirteen railroads then operating within the territory, underscoring how quickly rail lines had reached a region opened to settlers barely a year earlier.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt's a fitting gift for an Oklahoma family with roots in the 1889 land run, a collector of federal census-era cartography, or anyone drawn to the vivid five-color detail of Bien's chromolithography. It predates the store's other Oklahoma and Indian Territory map, a George F. 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