Texas and Oklahoma Railroad (1902)

The Texas and Oklahoma Railroad was a short-line railroad chartered in 1902. Its primary purpose was to connect the Oklahoma coal fields with the Texas rail network, facilitating the transportation of coal southward. The railroad's operating territory was primarily located in present-day Oklahoma. While details about its complete lifespan and operations are scarce in readily available historical records, it appears the railroad played a role in the early 20th-century economic development of the region, particularly in supporting the coal mining industry. Further research may be needed to ascertain the exact routes, operational details, and eventual fate of the Texas and Oklahoma Railroad.