2016 Map of Antlers West

About this map

Antlers sits in the northeastern corner of this 2016 survey, a hub for the surrounding landscape of eastern Oklahoma. The terrain is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including the wide drainage of Dumpling Cr and the marshy area known as Lamey Slash. To the south, the settlement of Nelson serves as a secondary landmark near the small reservoir of Krebs Lake. The map details a transition across the Pushmataha County and Choctaw County line, documenting the rural road system that connects scattered homesites and agricultural tracts. Notable local sites include Antlers City Cem and Edwards Cem, which provide valuable points of reference for genealogists. The presence of the Antlers Municipal Airport and several prominent creek systems like Bokchito Cr and Beaver Cr illustrate the modern layout of this timber and cattle-rich region.