1973 Map of Daisy

About this map

Jackfork Mountain and Bald Mountain dominate this landscape at the junction of Pittsburg, Atoka, and Pushmataha counties. The settlement of Daisy serves as a focal point in the southwestern quadrant, connected by the Indian Nation Toll Road which cuts through Mc Gee Valley and Stringtown. The geography is defined by a series of high ridges and narrow valleys, such as Burris Valley, which are drained by numerous waterways including Buck Creek, Mud Creek, and Fobb Creek. Genealogists will find several burial sites recorded here, including Mountain Home Cem, Vivian Cem, Billy Cem, and Bond Cem. Local industry and land use are indicated by the presence of a Landing Strip, pipelines, and Drill Holes scattered among the peaks of Turkey Mountain and Tuskahoma Mountain.