1957 Map of Centrahoma

About this map

Centrahoma serves as the primary hub of this 1957 survey, situated near an extensive Oil And Gas Field. The landscape is defined by the convergence of major waterways, including the winding Clear Boggy Creek and its many tributaries like Caney Creek, Boggy Creek, and Peach Creek. These drainage patterns reflect the natural topography that shaped the early development of Coal County. Evidence of mid-century community life is scattered throughout the region, from the Nixon Ch to the Round Lake Cem, while an Oak Grove Sch (Abandoned) suggests shifts in the local rural school system.