
Byars sits at the northern edge of this landscape, where the terrain transitions across the McClain and Garvin County line. The settlement pattern is defined by small, dispersed communities and a high density of family or community burial grounds, including the Civit Cem near Civit and the Dixon Chapel Cem further east. These sites, along with Boudinot, reflect a rural Oklahoma geography shaped by section-line roads and the local drainages of Little Peavine Creek and Keel Sandy Cr. To the south, the significant expanse of Longmire Lake dominates the drainage basin of Wolf Cr. The map's grid of county roads, such as E Co Rd 1490 and Johnsonville Ave, provides a framework for tracing property lines and the evolution of these central Oklahoma agricultural townships.
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