2012 Map of Cayuga

About this map

Cayuga and Turkey Ford anchor this northeastern Oklahoma landscape, where the sprawling fingers of Grand Lake O' the Cherokees reach into the surrounding plains. The 2012 topography shows a transition from the structured residential clusters near Wolf Point to the broader agricultural expanses of Fisher Flats in the east. This era's infrastructure is defined by a dense grid of county roads that navigate the complex shoreline, including the passage over Cowskin Bridge. Genealogy and local history are preserved at the Howard Cem north of the lake, while the northern reaches of the quadrangle feature the more secluded drainage of Brush Cr and the settlement at Council Hollow. The map illustrates how late-20th-century development has integrated with the natural inlets of Lake O' the Cherokees, creating a distinct pattern of peninsula-based communities.