2010 Map of Blackgum

About this map

Blackgum Mountain and Chuculate Mountain anchor this portion of the Oklahoma landscape, where the terrain is defined by a series of prominent peaks and deep hollows. This 2010 survey details a rural network of roads like Evening Shade Rd and Vian Creek Rd that wind through the upland topography of Anderson Mountain and Lizzard Mountain. For those researching local heritage, the map identifies significant sites such as the Cherokee-McCoy Cemetery and Barnisky Cemetery, alongside the Vian Garden of Memories near the shores of Vian Lake. The drainage system is clearly visible, with Vian Creek, Pinhook Creek, and Little Vian Creek carving through the valleys, while the Sallisaw Creek Site 3 Dam marks a point of modern water management in the southeastern corner.