Harmon Counties Oklahoma United States


Harmon County, part of the original disputed Greer County claimed by both Texas and the United States, was created by special election in 1909, and named for Judson C. Harmon, a governor of Ohio and later U.S. Secretary of State. Located in extreme southwestern Oklahoma, the county is known today as the "Irrigation Center of the Southwest." Hollis is the county seat. Land Area: 538 square miles of rugged terrain, part hills and level plains








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See Also:
  • Harmon County, OKlahoma - Part of the USGenWeb and OKGenWeb Project. Contains census records, harmon surnames, queries, lookups, vital records and other resources for genealogy harmon researchers.
  • Harmon County Demographics - Provides report from the U.S. Bureau of the counties Census, Census oklahoma 2000.[PDF]


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