Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge

Visit Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma

Photo/U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Quick Facts

Location:

107993 S 4520 Road Vian, Oklahoma 74962.

Significance:

Wildlife Refuge designated along the Trail of Tears.

Designation:

National Wildlife Refuge; Historic site on the Trail of Tears NHT.

MANAGED BY:

US Fish and Wildlife Service

Amenities

1 listed

Historical/Interpretive Information/Exhibits

Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1970 as an overlay project of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Robert S. Kerr Reservoir and is designated along the Trail of Tears.

The refuge is named after Sequoyah (circa 1770-1843) the inventor of the Cherokee Syllabary or written language. 

Site Information

Location (107993 S 4520 Rd., Vian, Oklahoma 74962.)

Safety Considerations

More Site Information

Exhibit with Audio Description available soon

Trail of Tears National Historic Trail

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