2012 Map of Caney Mountain

About this map

The Little River meanders through this portion of Pushmataha County, carving a deep path through a landscape defined by significant ridges and narrow drainages. The waterway passes beneath the prominent Devils Backbone and flows near Iron Springs, serving as the primary drainage for numerous tributaries like Cloudy Cr, Holly Cr, and Rock Pen Cr. The terrain is marked by distinctive heights including Caney Mtn and Wolf Mtn, which overlook a network of backcountry routes. These paths, such as the Harry Rowe Trl and Caney Creek Trl, follow the natural contours of the ridges and valleys. The distribution of these trails and roads suggests a region utilized for timber management or remote recreation, with named features like Bear Canyon highlighting the isolated and localized nomenclature of this Oklahoma wilderness.