2016 Map of Arbuckle Hill

About this map

Otipoby Comanche Cem and several Apache burial sites highlight the deeply rooted tribal geography of this Comanche County landscape north of Lawton. Named for the prominent Arbuckle Hill, the terrain is defined by a dense network of ridges and watercourses, including Ninemile Beaver Cr and Wratten Cr. The southern portion of the map shows modern residential development around Lake George and Rogers Ln, while the northern and central areas are dominated by large land tracts and military reservation boundaries. Notable landmarks like Geronimo Hill and Hoyle Bridge provide specific points of reference for local historians, alongside family-named features such as Jocelyn Ridge and Austin Ridge. The map documents a significant intersection of indigenous heritage and twentieth-century infrastructure, preserved through labels like Chief Chihuahua Apache Cem and Beef Creek Apache Cem.