2016 Map of Geary North

About this map

The Jesse Chisholm Grave Site stands as a significant historical marker on this Oklahoma landscape, situated near the headwaters of Left Hand Spring. The terrain is defined by the winding course of the N Canadian River, which meanders through the northeast, while the southwestern portion of the map is anchored by the community of Geary. This area straddles the boundary between Blaine and Canadian counties, showing a mix of established town grids and section-line roads. Small tributaries like Horse Cr and Lymmouth Cr drain the higher ground toward the river valley, with Coyote Hill rising as a prominent local elevation. The town of Greenfield appears in the northwest corner, connected to the larger settlement at Geary by a major highway corridor that bisects the map diagonally, cutting across the traditional section lines of the rural landscape.