2016 Map of Earlsboro

About this map

Earlsboro and the eastern edge of Shawnee define the landscape of this 2016 survey, situated along the border of Pottawatomie and Seminole Counties. The geography is characterized by the meandering North Canadian River to the northwest and several significant tributaries, including Turkey Creek and Wewoka Creek. Historically oriented researchers will find numerous rural landmarks, such as Neal Cemetery and Earlsboro Cemetery, which serve as vital points for genealogical study in this part of Oklahoma. The transition between the city of Shawnee and the small town of Earlsboro is marked by a grid of rural roads like Benson Park and Bob Crouch Road, alongside unique landmarks such as Artist Point and the Oknoname 12508 Reservoir. The map illustrates the contemporary settlement patterns where historic rural hubs meet modern infrastructure.