CHOCTAW COUNTY
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4
122
6
5
3
Pelham
2
14
13
Cyril
Tuckabum
12
135
Ch
itto
114
25
26
32
33
al
ak
75
121
Hodgewood
41
37
Hurricane
92
112
117
124
Paragon
97
Gilbertown
79
131 Cr
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52
17
53
55
87
Bolinger
57
58
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115
84
urk
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Silas
129
63
90
66
138
64
Cantwell
103
76
BLADON
SPRINGS
STATE PARK
118
Cullomburg
Aquilla
80
65
1990....................16,018
1980....................16,839
1970....................16,589
1960....................17,870
1950....................19,152
1940....................20,195
1930....................20,513
1920....................20,753
1910....................18,483
1900....................18,136
1890....................17,526
1880....................15,731
1870....................12,676
1860....................13,877
1850......................8,389
1847
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Isney
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CHOCTAW
County Population
105
49
120
Souwilpa
127
Thornton
Womack Hill
Barrytown
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48
83 Springs
111
136
SW
Lou
42
ee
50
44
132
47
Wimberly
Okatu
ppa
113
45
Spring
Hill
Pleasant
Hill
Creek
39
Toxey
86
123
Creek
128
102
Water Valley
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Sur
Okatuppa
43
Ararat
104
Melvin
35
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pa
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Tal
Bogueloosa
40
38
139
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Bi
Needham
91
34
Land
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28
Wa
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137
106
Red
Springs
74
110
125
30
84
107
85
Butler
West
Butler
88
73
22
TOM
BIGB
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27
Mt. Sterling
29
Rock
Springs
109
31
93
Hinton
19
20
21
23
24
Lavaca
99
116
18
101
Little Walker
82
100
Tompkinsville
Creek
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108
Riderwood
NE
17
Lisman
Choctaw
City
Pennington
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119
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Bogu
Robjohn
156
11
Pushmataha
Naheola
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95
130
NW
16
17
94
Jachin
Cromwell
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10
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Chapel
Hill
Mollie
98
Creek
Kinterbish
Yantle
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Yantley
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8
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CHOCTAW NATIONAL
WILDLIFE REFUGE
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60 COFFEEVILLE
LOCK AND DAM
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62
Service
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Springs
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69
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77
67
71
Legend
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Current place name
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Historic place name
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Current place
with variant name
Primary highway
Secondary highway
Other roads
58 Choctaw
Current or Historic
Place
Aguilla
Alpha PO
Aquilla
Ararat
Armstrong
Arno
Ashford
Bachcha Landing
Barbour
Barrytown
Bass Landing
Batcha Chukka
Bergamot
Berrien
Bevills Store
Black Creek
Blackwells Mill
Bladon Landing
Bladon Springs
Blakeney
Bogueloosa
Bolinger
Bonner Town
Branch
Brightwater
Browns Landing
Browns Store
Bryant Store
Butler
Cade Bend Landing
Camp Springs
Cantwell
Carnathan Mill
Carney Town
Catos Fort
Cedahoma
Cedar Springs
Center Ridge
Chaney Store
Chapel Hill
Chappell Hill
Cherokee
Chillitos Landing
Choctaw City
Clear Springs
Climax
Cocoa
Coffeeville Ferry
Compton
Copassaw
Coppersaw
Cromwell
Cromwell Station
Crossroads
Crumpton Bridge
Cullom
Cullom Springs
Locale
64-SW
98-NW
SW
SE
84-NW
100-NW
15-NE
32-NE
13-NE
SW
72-SE
32-NE
73-NW
93-NW
5-NE
115-SW
116-NW
61-SE
SE
117-SW
SW
SW
86-SW
87-SW
40-SW
33-NE
65-SW
4-NE
NE
44-SE
88-NW
SW
30-NE
116-NW
77-SE
141-NE
89-NE
90-SW
25-NE
NE
42-SW
20-NE
69-SE
NE
14-NE
11-NW
91-SW
62-SE
24-NE
105-SE
123-SE
NW
95-NW
97-SW
85-NE
80-SW
118-SE
Remarks
variant for Aquilla
PO in Fordtown in operation 1892-1916 (Gay)
PO established in 1890
named after biblical mountain, PO in operation 1839-1933 (Gay)
a black agricultural college existed here 1916-1919 (Gay)
PO in operation 1905-1916, Eliza Scott, postmaster (Gay)
once a resort at the springs here c. 1840s, aka Williams Crossroads (Gay)
Harris Crossroads c. 1840s, Barbour PO 1850-1855, then Desotoville (Gay)
county seat of Washington County, 1842-1847, PO in operation 1835-1914 (Foscue)
and Upper Bass Landing near the Bass Plantation (Gay)
temporary Choctaw camp at Tuscahoma Landing before 1782 (Gay)
established c. 1880, PO in operation 1890-1929 (Gay)
also known as Providence, PO est. in 1845, James R. Reid, Postmaster (Gay)
variant for Pelham, Bevills PO in operation 1890 to c. 1920 (Gay)
had a PO in operation in 1859
at Hinton, named for early settler Albert Blackwell (Gay)
also known as Hills Landing
first PO named Warrior Bridge in 1831, name changed in 1844, a resort (Foscue)
PO in 1905, site of Blake Sawmill (Gay)
Choctaw for ‘black creek’ (Gay)
founded by Sanford Henry Bolinger c. 1915, PO established in 1921 (Harris)
also known as Powe Town, PO in operation 1905-c.1916 (Gay)
PO established in 1905 (Gay)
became county seat 1847, named for Col. Pierce Butler of SC, PO est. in 1848 (Gay)
a PO was in operation here in 1839 with Wm. Melam as Postmaster (Gay)
settlement in Hinton named for John Carney and family (Gay)
erected in 1813 but soon after abandoned (Harris2)
a school was located here in the 1920s (Gay)
community around a now disbanded Baptist church (Gay)
named for a local family of early settlers (Gay)
named for its proximity to Christopher Chapel Methodist Church (Gay)
named for a local family, community around a school and church (Gay)
a river landing
PO in operation 1912-1967, W.E. Kemp was first Postmaster (Gay)
variant for Jachin
a sawmill town in the 1920s (Gay)
PO in operation 1884 to c. 1905
town served by Lotts Ferry
from the Choctaw Kapassa meaning ‘cold’ (Gay)
found on maps c. 1890
named for Cromwell Ulmer, PO established in 1906 (Gay)
also known as Old Samuel
named for Wm. Bryan Crumpton, demolished in 1990 (Gay)
variant for Cullomburg (Foscue)
site of the once famous Cullom Hotel (Gay)
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Current or Historic
Place
Cullomburg
Cyril
Danborough
Daniels
Deas
DeSotoville
Drag
Edna
Eiler
Emory
Emory Creek
Enoch
Eureka Landing
Evansboro
Fail
Ferrell Landing
Flatwood
Fordtown
Fuller Store
G.B. Chaneys Landing
Gibsons Mill
Gilbertown
Grangers Landing
Halls Well
Halsell
Harbins Mill
Harmony
Harris Crossroads
Hendricks Crossroads
Hills Landing
Hinton
Hodgewood
Horn
Horners Old Store
Hurricane
Hurricane Creek
Indian Springs
Inman
Isney
Izney
Jachin
Jackson Spur
Kemps Landing
Kiser Hill
Lampleys Landing
Land
Laney
Lavaca
Lenora
Lenora Landing
Lewis Lower Landing
Liberty
Lisman
Little John
Little Walker
Locale
SW
NW
119-NE
120-SE
78-NE
13-NE
79-SW
NE
38-SW
50-SW
121-SE
122-NW
23-NE
39-SW
63-SW
48-SE
58-SE
98-NW
27-NW
22-NE
104-SE
SW
47-SE
12-NW
NW
124-SW
81-SE
13-NE
29-NE
61-SE
NW
SW
99-NW
125-NE
SW
126-NW
94-NE
82-NW
SW
127-SW
NE
96-SW
16-NE
128-SW
70-SE
NW
129-SW
NE
52-SE
114-SE
8-NE
41-SW
NW
82-NW
NE
Remarks
first Redemption, later Cullom, then Cullomburg, PO operation1912-1959 (Foscue)
named by first postmaster, A.G. McClendon, PO in operation 1905-c.1929 (Gay)
one of the earliest settlements in the county, lots sold in 1836 (Gay)
rail station during the early 1920's, also spelled Dees (Foscue)
called Barbour c. 1850, DeSotoville after 1855 (Gay)
variant for Paragon before 1910 (Gay)
named for daughter of an early settler, PO discontinued in 1905 (Gay)
lumber town, PO discontinued in 1937 (Gay)
named for minister Emory Sterns, PO in operation 1888-1932 (Gay)
PO in operation 1859-1861, also known as Slaters Mill
small 1870 settlement named for Enoch Allen family (Gay)
named for early settlers, PO in operation from 1920-1929 (Gay)
established in 1836, named for early settler Alfred Fail, PO 1840-c. 1916 (Gay)
named for settlers who were distillers of Fordtown whiskey (Gay)
PO established in 1911, Incorporated in 1913, named for a local family (Foscue)
PO in operation1912-1976, named for a local family (Gay)
voting place in the 1860’s (Gay)
early name for Bladon Springs
an early name for Barbour (Gay)
variant for Butler, named for early settler, James Hendrick (Gay)
also known as Bladon Landing (Gay)
PO in operation 1890-1920, a sawmill town (Gay)
a sawmill town, first known as Liberty (Foscue)
located at Mt. Sterling (Gay)
PO in operation 1855-1861, J.H. Thompson served as Postmaster (Gay)
variant for Riderwood, first Little John, then Inman, then Riderwood (Gay)
first Shady Grove, then Izney, then Isney c. 1840 (Foscue)
variant for Isney
PO established in 1892 and later discontinued, earlier called Clear Creek (Gay)
also called Mrs. Kemps Landing (Gay)
dead community around two disbanded churches (Gay)
variant for Scott Landing
named for the Land family, PO established in 1913 and later discontinued (Foscue)
PO established in 1848, named after Port Lavaca, Texas (Gay)
presently known as Lenoir Landing
first name for Hodgewood (Gay)
PO established in 1912, Incorporated in 1971, named by John T. Cochrane (Foscue)
variant for Riderwood, later known as Inman
a black community (Gay)
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Current or Historic
Place
Locale
Remarks
Littlepage
Lock Number Two
Lotts Ferry
Lou
Lowell
Lusk
Magnolia Landing
Manns Ferry
Martin Landing
Mathews
McCartys Ferry
Means
Melvin
Mills Landing
Miltonville
Missala
Mollie
Moores Landing
Morgan Chapel
Morrisset Landing
Mose Spur
Mosely Store
Mosley Bridge
Mouth of Warlock
130-NW
21-NE
24-NE
SE
101-NE
75-SW
35-NE
18-NE
49-SE
103-SW
45-SE
1-NW
SW
34-NE
127-SW
28-NW
NW
60-SE
106-NE
34-NE
108-NW
54-SW
131-SW
34-NE
named for the family of early settlers c. 1850’s (Gay)
Mt. Sterling
Murphys Ferry
Naheola
Naheola Landing
Nanih Chana
Needham
Nicholsons Store
Nix Bridge
Oakchi Landing West
Oakchia Plantation
Okatuppa
Okegaya
Old Bladon Landing
Old Samuel
Old Wimberly
Owens Mill
Paragon
Pelham
Pennington
Pine Mill
Pleasant Hill
Powe Town
Powes Landing
Pritchetts Store
Providence
Pushmataha
Quinn
Rainers Store
Red Creek
Red Crossroads
Red Springs
NE
19-NE
NE
17-NE
132-SE
SW
37-SW
111-SW
7-NE
133-NE
SW
7-NE
61-SE
97-SW
83-SE
107-NW
SW
NE
NE
134-SW
SE
87-SW
57-SE
3-NE
93-NW
NW
46-SE
9-NW
66-SW
112-SW
NW
PO in operation 1838-1967, named for a town in Kentucky (Foscue)
voting place in 1868 (Gay)
PO in operation 1878-c. 1929, Choctaw for 'white man' (Gay)
the river boat Eliza Battle sank about a quarter mile up river from here (Gay)
Indian settlement
PO established in 1910, named for early resident, Dr. Benjamin Needham (Foscue)
variant for Melvin, PO established in 1883 (Gay)
named for a local family (Gay)
small Indian settlement and riverboat landing (Gay)
built in 1839 and moved from Lavaca, PO in operation 1905-c. 1929
established in 1806, PO in operation 1859-1932 (Gay)
settled in 1763 and lasted only four years (Gay)
served the town of Compton
named for Lorenzo “Lou” Downey, PO in operation 1905-c. 1916 (Gay)
PO in operation 1905-c. 1920, locale now called Sunshine (Gay)
founded c. 1880, PO established in 1890 (Gay)
also Magnolia Bluff Landing
named for Isaac Martin or T. Martin (Gay)
owned and operated by Mr. McCarty, also McCartys Landing (Gay)
railroad flagstop named for landowner Brick Means (Gay)
founded in 1840, first called Nicholson's Store, name change by 1910 (Gay)
also known as Wahalak Landing
PO at Isney c. 1840
PO established in 1917 and discontinued in 1929 (Gay)
named for Mollie Ezell (Gay)
named for two daughters of Chief Pushmataha: Martha and Betsy Moore (Gay)
also known as Skelton
also known as Wahalak Landing
variant for Barrytown
also known as Wahalak Landing
also known as simply Crossroads or Samuel (Gay)
variant for Thorton Springs
probably named after John A. Owens (Gay)
established in 1880 as Drag, PO est. in 1902, Paragon PO 1910-1929 (Gay)
first known as Bevill's Store, PO in operation 1855-1861 (Gay)
PO established in 1883, Inc. in 1964, named for John Wesley Pennington (Foscue)
locale also known as Lou
also known as Branch
named for H.A. Powe, Indian mounds at the site (Gay)
first known as Berrien, settled c. 1840’s (Gay)
PO in operation 1848-1964, named for Choctaw chief (Gay)
had a population of around 50 in 1880 (Gay)
PO established in 1855, H. Dubose, Postmaster (Gay)
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Redemption
Rentz Ferry
Rescueville
Riderwood
Robjohn
Rock Springs
Ruffins Plantation
Salt Lick
Samuel
Scott Bridge
Scott Landing
Service
Sessions Landing
Shady Grove
Shorts Landing
Silas
Singley Landing
Skelton
Slater
Slaters Landing
Slaters Mill
Smith Landing
Souwilpa
Spring Hill
Steiners Landing
Sunshine
Taylor Mill
Tews Mill
Thorton Springs
Tico
Tompkins Bluff Landing
Tompkinsville
Toxey
Tullis
Turkey Creek Landing
Turnertown
Tuscahoma
Upper Bass Landing
Vanilla
Wahalak Landing
Walters Lower Landing
Walters Upper Landing
Warrior Bridge PO
Water Valley
Waters Landing
Watkins Store
West Butler
Westley
Wildcat Landing
Wilkins Landing
Williams Cross Roads PO
Williams Crossroads
Wimberly
Womack Hill
Wrights Landing
Yantley
Yantley PO
Locale
80-SW
10-NE
67-SW
NW
NE
NW
135-NW
74-NW
136-SW
26-NW
70-SE
SW
140-SE
127-SW
60-SE
SW
55-SE
106-NE
137-NE
43-SE
121-SE
56-SE
SW
SE
6-NE
101-NE
51-SW
138-SW
SE
76-SW
18-NE
NE
SW
102-SW
59-SE
36-NW
32-NE
71-SE
92-SW
34-NE
110-NE
109-NE
68-SE
SW
31-SE
2-NE
NW
139-NE
113-SE
60-SE
15-NE
15-NE
SW
SE
53-SE
NW
15-NE
Remarks
variant for Cullomburg, PO in operation 1910-c. 1916 (Gay)
established in 1886 by Lars and John Platt, PO in operation 1890-c. 1916 (Gay)
first Inman, then Little John, named for John Rider, PO in operation c. 1916-17 (Gay)
combination of Robert Edwards and John Hodges, PO in operation1888-1955 (Gay)
at 7000 acres, one of the largest plantations in the county c. 1860 (Gay)
Samuel Rogers had a store and PO here in 1900 (Gay)
also known as Lampleys Landing
a sawmill town, PO in operation 1929-1941 (Gay)
variant for Isney
also known as Wilkins Landing (Gay)
named for postmaster Silas Shoemaker, appointed in 1881 (Foscue)
also known as Morgan Chapel
also known as New Lusk
named for James Slater, Probate Judge of Choctaw County (Gay)
also known as Emory Creek, an early voting place (Gay)
PO in operation 1890-c. 1949 (Gay)
named for the owner, two Indian mounds are at the site (Gay)
formerly known as Lowell
sometimes called Old Wimberly
at Manns Ferry
an early voting place c.1844, PO in operation 1845-1866, 1875-1889 (Gay)
PO established in 1916, Incorporated in 1949 (Gay)
PO in operation 1905-c. 1916 (Gay)
PO in 1839, a river landing, also known as Red Bluff (Gay)
probably derived from the Vanilla School once found here (Gay)
also known as Waters Lower Landing
renamed Bladon Springs PO in 1844 (Foscue)
PO in operation 1905-c. 1941 (Gay)
also known as Waters Upper Landing
PO in operation 1916-1951
community around a church at the site (Gay)
also known as Shorts Landing (Gay)
at Ashford, in operation 1839-1845 (Gay)
an early voting place, c. 1841, known as Ashford after 1845 (Gay)
PO in operation 1910-c. 1916 (Gay)
name for early settler John Womack and a later settler named Mr. Hill (Gay)
first called Yantley Creek c. 1870, Yantley 1894 (Gay)
located at Williams Crossroads in 1845, not Yantley (Gay)
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Numerical Listing of Historical Places
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Means
28 Missala
58 Flatwood
86 Bonner Town
115 Black Creek
2
Watkins Store
29 Hendricks Crossroads
59 Turkey Creek Landing
87 Branch
116 Blackwells Mill
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Pritchetts Store
30 Carnathan Mill
60 Moores Landing
87 Powe Town
116 Carney Town
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Bryant Store
31 Waters Landing
60 Shorts Landing
88 Camp Springs
117 Blakeney
5
Bevills Store
32 Bachcha Landing
60 Wilkins Landing
89 Cedar Springs
118 Cullom Springs
6
Steiners Landing
32 Batcha Chukka
61 Bladon Landing
90 Center Ridge
119 Danborough
7
Oakchi Landing West
32 Tuscahoma
61 Hills Landing
91 Cocoa
120 Daniels
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Okegaya
33 Browns Landing
61 Old Bladon Landing
92 Vanilla
121 Emory Creek
8
Lewis Lower Landing
34 Mills Landing
62 Coffeeville Ferry
93 Berrien
121 Slaters Mill
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Rainers Store
34 Morrisset Landing
63 Fail
93 Providence
122 Enoch
10 Rentz Ferry
34 Mouth of Warlock Landing
64 Aguilla
94 Indian Springs
123 Coppersaw
11 Climax
34 Wahalak Landing
65 Browns Store
95 Cromwell Station
124 Harbins Mill
12 Halls Well
35 Magnolia Landing
66 Red Creek
96 Jackson Spur
125 Horners Old Store
13 Barbour
36 Turnertown
67 Rescueville
97 Crossroads
126 Hurricane Creek
13 DeSotoville
37 Nicholsons Store
68 Warrior Bridge PO
97 Old Samuel
127 Shady Grove
13 Harris Crossroads
38 Eiler
69 Chillitos Landing
98 Alpha PO
127 Izney
14 Clear Springs
39 Evansboro
70 Lampleys Landing
98 Fordtown
127 Miltonville
15 Ashford
40 Brightwater
70 Scott Landing
99 Horn
128 Kiser Hill
15 Williams Crossroads
41 Liberty
71 Upper Bass Landing
100 Arno
129 Laney
15 Williams Cross Roads PO
42 Chappell Hill
72 Bass Landing
101 Lowell
130 Littlepage
15 Yantley PO
43 Slaters Landing
73 Bergamot
101 Sunshine
131 Mosley Bridge
16 Kemps Landing
44 Cade Bend Landing
74 Salt Lick
102 Tullis
132 Nanih Chana
17 Naheola Landing
45 McCartys Ferry
75 Lusk
103 Mathews
133 Oakchia Plantation
18 Manns Ferry
46 Quinn
76 Tico
104 Gibsons Mill
134 Pine Mill
18 Tompkins Bluff Landing
47 Grangers Landing
77 Catos Fort
105 Copassaw
135 Ruffins Plantation
19 Murphys Ferry
48 Ferrell Landing
78 Deas
106 Morgan Chapel
136 Samuel
20 Cherokee
49 Martin Landing
79 Drag
106 Skelton
137 Slater
21 Lock Number Two
50 Emory
80 Cullom
107 Owens Mill
138 Tews Mill
22 G.B. Chaneys Landing
51 Taylor Mill
80 Redemption
108 Mose Spur
139 Westley
23 Eureka Landing
52 Lenora
81 Harmony
109 Walters Upper Landing
140 Sessions Landing
24 Compton
53 Wrights Landing
82 Inman
110 Walters Lower Landing
141 Cedahoma
24 Lotts Ferry
54 Mosely Store
82 Little John
111 Nix Bridge
25 Chaney Store
55 Singley Landing
83 Old Wimberly
112 Red Crossroads
26 Scott Bridge
56 Smith Landing
84 Armstrong
113 Wildcat Landing
27 Fuller Store
57 Powes Landing
85 Crumpton Bridge
114 Lenora Landing
U.S. Census of Population by Decade
Towns
Bladen Springs
Butler
Gilbertown
Lisman
Needham
Pennington
Riderwood
Silas
Toxey
Womack Hill
1990
1980
1970
1,917
235
481
99
302
1,882
218
638
122
335
2,064
207
245
211
343
265
345
304
1960
1950
1,765
270
909
659
413
606
353
157
383
251
1940
1930
1920
670
501
545
521
229
521
737
591
1910
1900
1890
440
301
410
1880
573
62 Choctaw