Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1621
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Sequoyah Memorial Highway - Designation
Official statutory text
State Highway 101 beginning at State Highway 59 and extending to
the intersection of State Highway 101 and State Highway 64B shall be
designated the "Sequoyah Memorial Highway" as a lasting memorial to
the great Cherokee genius who gave an entire nation a written
language with his invention of the Cherokee Syllabary that was
adopted by his tribe in 1821. The Oklahoma Department of
Transportation shall cause suitable permanent markers to be placed
upon the highway bearing said name.
the intersection of State Highway 101 and State Highway 64B shall be
designated the "Sequoyah Memorial Highway" as a lasting memorial to
the great Cherokee genius who gave an entire nation a written
language with his invention of the Cherokee Syllabary that was
adopted by his tribe in 1821. The Oklahoma Department of
Transportation shall cause suitable permanent markers to be placed
upon the highway bearing said name.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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