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Rich Mountain

mountain, Oklahoma, United States
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  • Ouachita Mountains
    Ouachita Mountains

    …metres]) in the range is Rich Mountain in Le Flore county, Oklahoma, near the Arkansas border. Hot Springs National Park lies in the Ouachita Mountains. Native Americans had visited the area’s hot springs for centuries before the region was designated as a national “reservation” (nature preserve) at the beginning of…

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    …metres]) in the range is Rich Mountain in Le Flore county, Oklahoma, near the Arkansas border. Hot Springs National Park lies in the Ouachita Mountains. Native Americans had visited the area’s hot springs for centuries before the region was designated as a national “reservation” (nature preserve) at the beginning of…

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