2013 Map of Heavener

About this map

Heavener anchors the southwest corner of this Oklahoma landscape, where the street grid is bisected by the rail corridor and established neighborhoods surround Oakdale Cem and Hill Cem. Moving northeast from the city, the terrain transitions into a series of distinctive peaks including Round Mtn, Lost Mtn, and the sprawling Poteau Mountain. The mapping reveals a rural network of county roads connecting smaller communities like Monroe and Springhill, each defined by its own local landmarks such as Springhill Cem. Drainage patterns are shaped by numerous tributaries including Horsepen Cr, Morris Cr, and Cowskin Cr, which wind through the valleys between the high ridges. This 2013 survey provides a clear look at the mix of residential development and traditional timbered Oklahoma highlands, including the secluded Burns Cem on the eastern edge of the quadrangle.