2009 Map of Boone

About this map

The Comanche tribal heritage and rural landscape of Caddo County are central to this 2009 survey. The area is defined by a dense network of sectional roads and several significant watercourses, including the winding East Cache Creek and Tahoe Creek. Cultural and genealogical interest is concentrated near the southern portion of the quadrangle, where the Comanche Indian Cemetery and Cache Creek Cemetery are situated. These sites, located near the confluence of local tributaries like Mission Creek, reflect the deep indigenous roots of the region. To the northwest, Camp George Thomas stands as a notable landmark amidst the agricultural terrain, while the Oknoname 015026 Dam illustrates the local water management infrastructure. The map reveals a transition from open fields to established tribal and community landmarks, providing a clear record of the settlement pattern in the early 21st century.