Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-21-102
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Annexation of territory separated by railway,
Official statutory text
intervening strip or highway right-of-way.
Where any territory to be annexed is separated from the
corporate limits of the municipality only by a railway right-of-way,
an intervening strip less than four (4) rods wide, or a highway
right-of-way, the territory shall be considered adjacent or
contiguous to the municipality.
Where any territory to be annexed is separated from the
corporate limits of the municipality only by a railway right-of-way,
an intervening strip less than four (4) rods wide, or a highway
right-of-way, the territory shall be considered adjacent or
contiguous to the municipality.
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