Most People Don't Know This Unique Island In Oklahoma Even Exists
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This little-known, unique island in Oklahoma is actually inhabited by goats that are oftentimes seen grazing at the shoreline. It might be perplexing to see Oklahoma and island in the same sentence, but with all the lakes in the state, there are a few hiding out there that remain under the radar. One such island is known as “Goat Island” in Pettit Bay on Lake Tenkiller. Check it out!
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Have you ever visited “Goat Island”? Have you been to another unique island in Oklahoma? We would love to hear from you, comment below! Check out our previous article on Lake Tenkiller. You’ll find everything you need to know about this gorgeous lake.
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