What were the Chisholm and Western Trails?

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The Chisholm<span> and Great </span>Western Trails were<span> used by cowboys and ranchers in the late 1800s to drive cattle from Texas through Oklahoma to railroad heads in Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming and North Dakota.</span>

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