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Seven Devil Mountain Stolen Gold

Lost Treasure OK • Pushmataha County County
Description
Pushmataha County legend of $50,000 in stolen gold coins buried on or near Seven Devil Mountain close to Rattan in the Kiamichi Mountains.
Historical Notes
Seven Devil Mountain rises in the rugged Kiamichi range of southeastern Oklahoma near the hamlet of Rattan. County treasure guides place $50,000 in stolen gold coins on or near the peak. Pushmataha County also holds Cloudy, Clayton, and Kiamichi River train-robbery lore in the same guidebook volumes.
Status / Verification legend — Legendary or approximate

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