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Towns & Communities of Choctaw County
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| Town / Community | Post Office | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alexander | Historical | No further information |
| Apple | 1919-1924 | |
| Atlas | 1902-1909 | Between Soper & Nelson, 11 miles NW of Hugo |
| Bales | Historical | No further Information |
| Big Tusk | Historical | No further information |
| Birta | Historical | No further information |
| Bluff | 1901-1934 | |
| Boswell | 1902-present | Formerly Mayhew |
| Brushey | Historical | No further information |
| Buckluxy | Historical | No further information |
| Bush | Historical | No further information |
| Cedar Post | Historical | No further information |
| Clear Creek | Historical | No further information |
| Cody | Historical | No further information |
| Concharty | Historical | No further information |
| Cooksville | ||
| Crowder | 1898-1904 | Formerly Juanita (8 miles SE of Boswell) |
| Curley | Historical | No further information |
| Doaksville | 1832, 1847-1903 | Largest town and principal trading center of Indian Territory. Capital of Choctaw Nation, 1850-1863 |
| Duland | 1919-1922 | |
| Ema | Historical | No further information |
| Ervin | 1904-1922 | |
| Fallon | ||
| Fennell | 1911-1916 | |
| Forney | 1903-1904 | |
| Fort Towson | 1903-present | |
| Fort Towson Military Post | 1832-1847 | est. 1824 |
| Frogville | 1897-1933 | 9 miles SW of Ft. Towson |
| Gaines Creek | Historical | No further information |
| Gay | 1908-1932 | Formerly Lenton |
| Gem | Historical | No further information |
| Gloriana | Historical | No further information |
| Good Land | 1871-1902 | 4 miles NE of Hugo (not the same as Goodland) |
| Goodland | 1915-1944 | est. 1848, 2 miles south of Hugo |
| Good Springs | ||
| Grant | 1889-present | 5 miles South of Hugo |
| Hamden | 1894-1924 | |
| Hickory Hill | 7 miles north of Gay (Source: Pioneer Papers) | |
| High Hill | ||
| Honey Springs | ||
| Huddleston | Historical | No further information |
| Hugh | Historical | No further information |
| Hugo | 1901-present | County seat. |
| Hulsey | Historical | No further information |
| Huskey | Historical | No further information |
| Idelia | Historical | No further information |
| Jasper | Historical | No further information |
| Juanita | Name changed to Crowder | |
| Juletta | Historical | No further information |
| Kent | 1905-1915 | Also known as Zinway & Rooster |
| Lenton | 1901-1908 | Name changed to Gay |
| Longtown | Historical | No further information |
| Longview | Historical | 3 miles west of Hugo (Source: Pioneer Papers) |
| Luxa | Historical | No further information |
| Mayhew | 1845-1902 | Name changed to Boswell 30 Sep 1902 after local merchant, S. C. Boswell. |
| Messer | 1907-1916 | |
| Miah | 1902-1903 | Name changed to Sawyer in 1903 |
| Minko | Historical | No further information |
| Moddle | Historical | No further information |
| Mudsand | 1923-1935 | |
| Murrow | Historical | No further information |
| Nelson | 1881-1954 | |
| New Oberlin | ||
| Ord | ||
| Pigeon Roost | ||
| Polly | ||
| Rooster | 1920-1921 | Replaced Post Office at Kent |
| Sawyer | 1903-present | Miah prior to 1903; 8 miles East of Hugo, named for attorney, Charles H. Sawyer |
| Sand Bluff | 1919-1934 | |
| Scalesville | Historical | No further information |
| Sherman | Historical | No further information |
| Shoals | 1904-1916 | |
| Short Mountain | Historical | No further information |
| Skelton Depot | Historical | No further information |
| Sobol | Historical | Present day Sobol located in Pushmataha County; however Sobol cemetery is in Choctaw County |
| Soper | 1903-present | |
| Speer | 1910-1959 | |
| Spencer Academy | Historical | |
| Spencerville | 1844-1847, 1902-present | |
| Spring Bluff | Historical | No further information |
| Starville | Historical | No further information |
| Sunkist | 1925-1953 | |
| Swink | 1902-present | 4 miles East of Ft. Towson; named for local merchant, D. R. Swink |
| Tatapa | Historical | No further information |
| Teakhela | Historical | No further information |
| Tyburn | Historical | No further information |
| Unger | 1910-1922 | |
| Uno | Historical | No further information |
| Vaught | Historical | No further information |
| Vibbard | Historical | No further information |
| View | Historical | No further information |
| Woodstown | See Shoals | |
| Winston | Historical | No further information |
| Zinway | 1921-1921 | Also known as Rooster |
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