1969 Map of Boswell NW

About this map

Muddy Boggy Creek and Clear Boggy Creek dominate this 1969 landscape where the boundaries of Atoka, Bryan, and Choctaw counties converge. The terrain is a network of small water bodies and creek branches, supporting isolated rural settlements like Crystal and Boehler. The map provides a detailed view of community foundations in the late 1960s, including small country churches such as Crystal Ch, Myrtle Day Ch, and Pine Pole Ch. Genealogists may find particular value in the location of the Crystal Cem, while the various lakes like Atoka Lake, Boehler Lake, and Dobbins Lake illustrate the local hydrology and land use. The presence of Old Farris in the northern reaches and Sunkist to the east highlights a dispersed settlement pattern connected by light-duty roads and sections of the regional road network including the path toward Lane.