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Soldiers with the Georgian Land Forces plot points

U.S. Soldiers and Airmen with the Georgia National

Georgia Army National Guardsmen with the Decatur-based

U.S. Army Soldiers with the Georgia National Guard

U.S. Marines and Sailors with the Georgian Liaison

Ozark & Cherokee Central Railway Thru Cherokee Nation in Indian Territory

U.S. Soldiers with the Georgia National Guard, 138th

Soldiers with the Republic of Georgia stand in formation

The Kentucky National Guard and the Republic of Djibouti

Sketch of the Disputed Territory Between the State of Georgia and the Cherokee Nation

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Central Map File

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sketch territory state georgia cherokee nation westward expansion 1880 high resolution central map file cherokee nation map
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Date

1860
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The U.S. National Archives
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https://catalog.archives.gov/
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label_outline Explore Westward Expansion, 1880, Cherokee Nation

Frakturs illumination - David Lockwood, Connecticut

Frakturs illumination - Ezekiel Osborn, Connecticut

Frakturs illumination - John Devoe, New Jersey

Frakturs illumination - Fraktur of the Family of Jacob Esser

Frakturs illumination - George Mitchell, Connecticut

Cherokee, N.C., March 21, 2013 -- Principal Chief, Michell Hicks, of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation (EBCI) visits FEMA's Green Hornet, a self-contained operational unit in Cherokee, NC. FEMA is working with members of the Eastern Band Cherokee Indians and North Carolina officials, on various public assistance projects which were damaged during a severe winter storm in January. This is the first time that a Federally recognized Native American tribe was able to apply for direct assistance from FEMA. Photo by Patsy Lynch/FEMA

Map of New Orleans - Public domain vintage map

Cherokee, N.C., March 11, 2013 -- Annette R. Wirght, Region 4 FEMA Contracting Officer is working with Curtis Wildcatt, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Tribal Employment Rights Office (EBCI-TERO) Compliance Officer with to insure that Native American vendors are qualified to do business with the federal government on a national level. The training session is designed to train TERO employees on how to register Native American vendors with EBCI with federal government contracting opportunities. This training has allowed a local Native American company, Qualla Security to be contracted to provide security services to the JFO. Photo by Patsy Lynch/FEMA

Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, Depot Reserve in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, Albia Station, 4th Reservation, Not Approved[3 copies]

Map Showing Definite Location, Northern Extension of the Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry. Mile 51 to Mile 60 Inclusive through the Cherokee Nation, I.T.

Frakturs illumination - John George Peiffer, Pennsylvania

Missouri, Kansas & Oklahoma Ry. Map Showing Additional Station Grounds at Dewey, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory

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sketch territory state georgia cherokee nation westward expansion 1880 high resolution central map file cherokee nation map