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Dust Storm, Near Beaver, Oklahoma 14 July 1935
Beaver County is in the northwest part of Oklahoma at the eastern
edge of the panhandle and is bordered by Kansas on the north and Texas
on the south. Located 223 miles northwest of Oklahoma City, it was
created from the eastern one-third of the OK panhandle area.
Beaver County has a population of 5,857. Named for Beaver River, it
comprised the entire panhandle prior to statehood. Its county seat,
Beaver, with a current population of 1,570, was at one time the capital
of Cimarron Territory.
Bordered on the north by Kansas and the south by Texas, Beaver County
was crossed by the Jones and Plummer Trail. Established around 1874,
this trail served first as a supply route and then a cattle trail
between Texas and Kansas.
Beaver County encompasses 1,817 square miles of basically farm land.
While the local economy is based on agriculture and cattle, it is also
supplemented by the oil and gas industries, with the Colorado
Interstate Gas and Northern Natural Gas companies are located in
Beaver. Precipitation in Beaver County averages 20.3 inches yearly;
with an average January temperature of 38.1F and an average of 77.7F
for July.
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