2010 Map of Hee Creek

About this map

Broken Bow Lake dominates the southern reaches of this landscape in McCurtain County, where the impounded waters of the Mountain Fork branch into numerous fingers and coves. The topography is defined by significant ridges including Hee Mountain and Holly Mountain, which rise between a dense network of watercourses. The drainage pattern is intricate, with primary streams like Hee Creek, Turkey Creek, and Boktuklo Creek carving through the terrain. Evidence of forestry and resource management is visible through a system of numbered forest roads, such as 54300 and 54250, which provide access to the higher elevations of Bull Creek Mountain and Little White Oak Mountain. This era of the map captures the region's character as a managed wilderness area centered on the expansive reservoir and its rugged riparian corridors.