Counties with Corresponding 1900 O. T. Enumeration Districts 

The 1900 Census of Oklahoma Territory covers the organized counties of Oklahoma Territory and the Osage/Kaw, Wichita/Kiowa/Apache Lands.  Using the census data now available online, it's possible to find records and still not easily pinpoint the modern-day location because present-day counties did not exist in 1900. 

The following table, organized by present-day county, provides links to sketches of the ED boundaries and to various maps that show the rivers [1915 maps], and township boundaries [Township Maps and DoT Maps].   

For those counties whose sketches are not yet online, descriptions of the EDs are included on the EDs Worksheet.

Sharon Crawford's map set provides the boundaries of named townships for many of the present-day counties.  In some cases, larger Territorial Townships have been divided into smaller modern ones but we have not been able to determine the old boundaries.  The ED numbers in black show the blocks of EDs for the Territorial County or Counties that contained all or part of a present-day county.  Numbers in Red are the EDs that have been matched to present-day counties and either have a sketch online or in progress.