A 1931 conflict regarding this river dealt with the construction of a new toll bridge, which angered Governor Ross Sterling.
A 1931 conflict regarding this river dealt with the construction of a new toll bridge, which angered Governor Ross Sterling. Forks in this river include Prairie Dog Town Fork. General Lucius D. Clay managed the construction of the Denison Dam on this river. This river was once jammed by a collection of fallen trees running over 150 miles until Captain Henry Miller Shreve cleared the "Great Raft" jamming this river and its distributary, the Atchafalaya, in Louisiana. While also flowing through Arkansas, it once separated U.S. and Spanish territory as declared in the Adams-Onis Treaty. For 10 points, name this colorfully named river, a tributary of the Mississippi, which forms the boundary between Texas and Oklahoma.
A 1931 conflict regarding this river dealt with the construction of a new toll bridge, which angered Governor Ross Sterling.
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