1912 Map of Antlers

About this map

Antlers stands as a central hub in southeastern Oklahoma, situated at the confluence of the Kiamichi River and Beaver Creek during this era of early statehood. The landscape is defined by the heavy presence of local infrastructure, from the Asphalt Mines in the northwest to the numerous rural education centers like Armstrong School and Nelson Chapel School. The St. Louis and San Francisco railroad dictates the settlement pattern, connecting towns such as Kosoma, Moyers, and Hugo while bypassing smaller outposts like Niles Store.