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34 The Cattleman March 2015
HE FEASIBILITY STUDY/ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR THE Chisholm and Great Western National Historic Trail
is now complete and is available for public comment, according to the National Park Service. The deadline for comment is March 5. View the study at parkplanning.
nps.gov, click on Search Documents in the blue bar, and use the keyword “Chisholm” in the search criteria. You can also learn more about this project at the
2015 Cattle Raisers Expo, March 27 and 28, Fort Worth, where the Chisholm Trail Association will be exhibiting. This 4-year research project was done to determine
if these trails would meet the requirements to become part of the National Historic Trail System. The National Park Service studied the Chisholm
Trail (also known as the Abilene Trail) starting near San Antonio, running through Fort Worth to Duncan, Oklahoma, to Enid, into Kansas near Caldwell, up to Wichita and Newton, fi nally ending in Abilene (Kan- sas). The Ellsworth Trail (Cox Cutoff) route headed northwest to Bluff City, Kingman, Ellinwood, and on to the Ellsworth railhead. The Western Trail (also known as the Dodge City Trail) started near San Antonio and traveled north by northwest, going through Kerrville and Menard and continuing to Coleman, Albany, Vernon and Doan’s Crossing. It continued northward through Oklahoma near Altus, Long Wolf, Canute, Vici and May. Then it continued north through Ashland to Dodge City and on to Dighton, Park, Hoxie, Oberlin and Atwood across Kansas, then north to Ogallala, Nebraska, pass- ing through Trenton and Madrid. The International Chisholm Trail Association has
been advocating for national historic status for the Chisholm Trail since 1995. This organization was formed to identify, preserve, develop, celebrate and promote the Great Cattle Trails of the 19th century for education, heritage and tourism. The feasibility study for the Chisholm and Western
Trails is a major accomplishment enhancing the goals of the International Chisholm Trail Association. The complete feasibility study was released January 5. For more information about this study, visit www.
chisholmtrailassn.org.
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