2009 Map of Geronimo

About this map

Geronimo anchors the northeastern corner of this landscape, where the town's residential street grid meets the expansive section-line road system of southern Oklahoma. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of West Cache Creek, which meanders through the southwestern reaches, and its tributaries Pecan Creek and Snake Creek. These waterways create a natural drainage pattern across the agricultural parcels, punctuated by the Okrioname 031060 Dam. For those tracing local history or family roots, the New Salem Cemetery provides a specific point of reference in the southeastern quadrant. The map detail reflects the transition from town limits to the rural expanses of Cotton County, illustrating the persistence of the rectangular survey system and the importance of creek-side topography in an otherwise highly organized grid of roads like Co Rd E 1780 and N 2550 Rd.