Marshall County
Marshall County, the smallest county in the state of Oklahoma was created at statehood from Pickens County in the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory and was settled by the Chickasaws beginning in 1837 with the removal from their Eastern homes. The county was given the maiden name of the mother George A. Henshaw, a member of the Constitutional Convention. Marshall County borders the Texas state line in southern Oklahoma.
Things To See and Do
The Denison Dam, completed in 1944, created lake Texoma with 91,200 acres of water. This lake attracts some 500,000 visitors annually and has made tourism a major industry in the county.
The Caney Creek Resort on Lake Texoma
http://www.caneycreekresort.com/
Lake Texoma State Park
http://www.touroklahoma.com/Pages/resort6.html
Madill High School
http://www.madillok.com/mhs.htm
Madill Public School System
http://www.madillok.com/
Communities
- Kingston
- Lebanon
- Little City
- Madill
- McMillan
- Oakland
- Woodville