1. Racial and Ethnic Minority Women in Eastern Oklahoma Assessment of Reproductive Indicators Maps and Graphs

2. Graphs Regarding Perceptions of Discrimination

3. Source: OSDH Chronic Disease, 2003

5. Maps of Eastern Oklahoma Locations of Indian Health Service, Tribal Services, Urban Indian, Public Health Center, Community Health Centers and Non-profit Health Services

13. Maps of Eastern Oklahoma Demographic, Maternal and Infant Health Variables

30. Maps of Eastern Oklahoma Health Care Access Centers

31. Tulsa—Osage, Rogers, Okmulgee, Wagoner, Creek (Tulsa) Miami—Ottawa Bartlesville—Washington Tahlequah—Cherokee Northeast—Nowata, Delaware, Craig, Mayes, Adair Muskogee—Muskogee McAlester—McIntosh, Pittsburg, Haskell, Latimer Southeast—Okfuskee, Hughes, Coal, McCurtain, Atoka, Pushmataha, Choctaw Ft. Smith—Leflore and Sequoyah Durant—Bryan

32. Tulsa—Osage, Rogers, Okmulgee, Wagoner, Creek (Tulsa) Miami—Ottawa Bartlesville—Washington Tahlequah—Cherokee Northeast—Nowata, Delaware, Craig, Mayes, Adair Muskogee—Muskogee McAlester—McIntosh, Pittsburg, Haskell, Latimer Southeast—Okfuskee, Hughes, Coal, McCurtain, Atoka, Pushmataha, Choctaw Ft. Smith—Leflore and Sequoyah Durant—Bryan

33. Maps of Eastern Oklahoma Traditional Tribal Lands

34. Source: Oklahoma GenWeb Project. Native American Traditional Lands

35. Source: Oklahoma GenWeb Project. Native American Traditional Lands for Eastern Oklahoma Osage Nation Cherokee Nation Quapaw Agency Creek Nation Choctaw Nation Chickasaw Nation