2013 Map of Delaware

About this map

The town of Delaware and the community of Lenapah anchor this eastern Oklahoma landscape in the early 21st century. Situated in Nowata County, the area is defined by the winding course of California Cr and Wolf Cr, which drain the surrounding plains. The local infrastructure follows a rigid section-line grid, exemplified by routes like e0150 RD and N 4110 RD, though the natural hydrology of Mormon Cr and the Glenn-Webster Reservoir creates breaks in this geometric pattern. Genealogists and local historians can pinpoint significant community landmarks such as Mt Washington Cem north of Lenapah and Bezoin Cem further south. Smaller settlements like Ruthdale and Cedar Bluff provide context for the rural distribution of homes and farms, while the detailed street plans for the primary towns include locally significant thoroughfares such as Shawnee Ave, Cherokee ST, and Elevator ST.