Most Texoma counties under burn bans
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Updated: 5:30 PM Mar 2, 2009
Most Texoma counties under burn bans
As high fire danger continues across north Texas and southern Oklahoma, almost all Texoma counties have opted to keep burn bans in place.
Posted: 5:24 PM Mar 2, 2009
Reporter: KXII-TV Staff
Email Address: firstnews@kxii.com
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As high fire danger continues across north Texas and southern Oklahoma, almost all Texoma counties have opted to keep burn bans in place.

Most every county in the KXII-TV viewing area is under a burn ban. In fact, Bryan County, Choctaw County, and Pushmataha County, are the only in the region that are not under outdoor bans.

If you live in any of the counties in red on the map, outdoor burning is against the law.


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