The Oklahoma Red River Boundary Commission met recently for the first time in years to hear a proposed solution to a boundary dispute stemming from the placement of a Texas water pumping station in Lake Texoma.
The southern vegetation line of the Red River has been regarded as the official border between Oklahoma and Texas. But when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers created Lake Texoma as a flood-control lake by damming parts of the river in 1944, that border has become murky at times.
