Red River (southeastern boundary area)

E61981

internationally recognized boundary segment river reach

Red River (southeastern boundary area) is the stretch of the Red River that forms much of the boundary between southeastern Oklahoma and Texas.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	internationally recognized boundary segment → river reach →
basinCountry	United States of America →
borderForState	Oklahoma → Texas →
boundaryType	interstate boundary →
climateRegion	humid subtropical →
country	United States of America →
flowsAlong	Texas →
flowsThrough	Oklahoma →
formsBorderBetween	Oklahoma → Texas →
hasAdjacentLandUse	agriculture → ranching → rural residential →
hasEcosystemType	riparian corridor →
hasFloodplain	Red River floodplain along Oklahoma–Texas border →
hasGeologicalCharacteristic	meandering channel with shifting sandbars →
hasJurisdictionOnNorthBank	Oklahoma →
hasJurisdictionOnSouthBank	Texas →
hasLegalSignificance	defines portions of the Oklahoma–Texas state line →
hasNameOrigin	named for the reddish color of its sediment-laden waters →
hasNavigationStatus	generally non-navigable for large commercial vessels →
hasPrimaryLanguageInRegion	English →
hasSedimentType	red clay and silt →
hasWatercourse	Red River of the South →
hydrologicalFeature	alluvial river channel →
isSubjectOf	Oklahoma–Texas boundary legal disputes →
locatedIn	Oklahoma → Texas → United States →
locatedInRegion	North Texas → Southeastern Oklahoma →
locatedOnContinent	North America →
nearRegion	Texoma area →
nearStateBorder	Arkansas–Texas–Oklahoma tri-state vicinity →
partOf	Red River of the South →
partOfPoliticalBoundary	Oklahoma–Texas border →
riverSystem	Mississippi River basin →
separatesRegion	Southeastern Oklahoma from North Texas →
tributaryOf	Red River of the South →
usedAsBoundarySince	19th century →
usedFor	boating → fishing → irrigation → recreation →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
eastern Oklahoma →	crossedByRiver