Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-92.28
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Electoral divisions of District Nos. 7 and 14 -
Official statutory text
Description and maps.
The Department of Transportation is hereby authorized and
directed to prepare and publish a description and maps of the
respective electoral divisions of District Court Judicial District
Numbers 7 and 14, translating the descriptions by official Census
Tracts, Block Groups, and Census Blocks into commonly understood
descriptions by metes and bounds with reference to well-recognized
landmarks and boundaries. Copies of the descriptions and maps shall
be provided by the Department of Transportation to the State
Election Board by February 1, 1994.
The Department of Transportation is hereby authorized and
directed to prepare and publish a description and maps of the
respective electoral divisions of District Court Judicial District
Numbers 7 and 14, translating the descriptions by official Census
Tracts, Block Groups, and Census Blocks into commonly understood
descriptions by metes and bounds with reference to well-recognized
landmarks and boundaries. Copies of the descriptions and maps shall
be provided by the Department of Transportation to the State
Election Board by February 1, 1994.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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