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It is a legal right that the government has established to allow access across property. It is commonly used to provide access for utilities and to allow public access to beaches and waterways.

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It varies in every county, but it is usually 33 feet on each side from the section lines.

Counties have little to do with the Statutory Right-of-Ways in Oklahoma.

Go to osls.org and get a map that shows all the territories based on Indian Territory Treaties for the distances. You can email gary@gbreisch.com to get a pdf of the map sent to you and get answers to other survey and land related questions.








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