2010 Map of Antlers East

About this map

Antlers sits at the western edge of this landscape, where the street grid of the town center gives way to the dispersed rural communities of Pushmataha County. The Kiamichi River winds across the northeastern corner, its drainage system fed by numerous creeks including Beaver Creek and Dumpling Creek. This area shows a pattern of small settlements such as East Town Village, Ethel, and Dela connected by a network of local roads and the modern Indian Nation Turnpike. Genealogists will find notable burial sites like the Odd Fellows Cemetery near the main town and the White Church Cemetery further east. The terrain is marked by specific natural and man-made landmarks, from the elevation of Big Rocks to the engineered structure of the Oknoname 127006 Dam, illustrating the late-20th-century development of water management and local infrastructure in this part of Oklahoma.