2010 Map of Eldorado

About this map

Eldorado sits at a historic crossroads in Jackson County, where a grid of rural section roads meets the diagonal path of the railway. This landscape is defined by its relationship to the Red River, which carves the southern boundary of the quadrangle and forms the border between Oklahoma and Texas. The area is a mosaic of agricultural parcels served by a systematic network of routes like e1760 RD and n1840 RD, reflecting the organized land management of the early 21st century. Genealogists will find significant value in the distribution of local burial grounds, including the Eldorado Cemetery just south of town, Antioch Cemetery to the southwest, and Durham Cemetery in the southeast. These sites, along with the settlement of Carnes near the river, trace the historical footprint of small-town life and rural commerce along the Sandy Creek drainage basin.