2018 Map of Henryetta

About this map

Henryetta and the surrounding mining-legacy settlements of Okmulgee County are depicted in this 2018 survey. The landscape is defined by its industrial history and water management, featuring a dense network of numbered reservoirs alongside established towns like Dewar, Schulter, and Coalton. The map traces the winding course of the North Canadian River and Deep Fork, while the northern portion is marked by the presence of Spelter City and Kusa, areas historically tied to the region's zinc smelting and coal mining economy. Local genealogy and history can be traced through sites like Sonora Cem and Salem Cem, or the residential grid of Salem in the south. Significant water bodies including Lake Henryetta and Nichols Lake sit nestled between ridges, while the prominent landmark of Bald Knob rises south of the main city center, providing a clear topographic profile of this Eastern Oklahoma terrain.