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Weleetka, a town in Oklahoma, derives its name from a combination of Native American words. The name is believed to come from the Creek language, with interpretations suggesting meanings related to "a place of shelter" or "the place where the waters meet." Established in the late 19th century, Weleetka reflects the region's indigenous heritage and history.

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