Bokhoma and the nearby Bokhoma Cem serve as a central point in this McCurtain County landscape, where the wooded terrain of the Ouachita National Forest meets a network of southern Oklahoma stream valleys. The map documents small settlements like Moon and the uniquely named America, positioned between winding watercourses. The hydrology of the area is particularly detailed, with North Caney Creek, Middle Caney Creek, and South Caney Creek branching across the quadrant. To the south, McKinney Creek and Sandy Creek drain toward the state border, illustrating the natural drainage patterns that have historically influenced road placement and property boundaries in this rural timber and agricultural region.
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1950 · De Kalb NW
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1950 · Shults
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1950 · Haworth
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1950 · Tom
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1950 · Goodwater
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1950 · Bokhoma
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1951 · De Kalb NW
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1951 · Haworth
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1951 · Tom
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1951 · Bokhoma
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