2016 Map of Cherokee South

About this map

Cherokee sits at the northern edge of this Alfalfa County landscape, where the town grid meets the wide, drainage-carved plains of northern Oklahoma. This area is defined by the complex hydrology of the Cimarron River watershed, featuring the branching paths of Clay Cr, E Clay Cr, and W Clay Cr. For genealogists, the map provides precise locations for three distinct burial grounds serving the community: Cherokee Municipal Cem, Cherokee Catholic Cem, and the older Cherokee Cem. The surrounding terrain is meticulously organized by a section-line road network, including e0210 RD and n2630 RD, which navigate the gentle elevation changes near Lambert Cr and Cottonwood Cr. The map captures the agricultural footprint of the region, showing how rural homesteads and local infrastructure are distributed along the drainages of Spring Cr.