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Cimarron RiverRiver, southwestern U.S. Rising in northeastern New Mexico, it flows 698 mi (1,123 km) to enter the Arkansas River near Tulsa, Okla. Traversing the northern Oklahoma Panhandle, southeastern Colorado, and southwestern Kansas, the riverbed in this area is often dry and is known as the Dry Cimarron. The Santa Fe Trail coursed along its valley for 100 mi (160 km), and travelers knew the Oklahoma Panhandle as the “Cimarron Cutoff.” How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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More than halfway to Santa Fe, near the Cimarron River, Jedediah's party ran out of water, and Jedediah went on alone to try and find it. The Cimarron River, not much more than a creek here, babbles past at your feet. A year after a big yellow truck laden with 2 tons of explosives rolled out of the Flint Hills of Kansas, across the old Santa Fe Trail and the Cimarron River with its cargo of death, many people here say that almost every day they think of the bombing and of friends who died. |
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