2010 Map of Hoffman

About this map

Hoffman and the winding reaches of the North Canadian River anchor this 2010 topographic study of Okmulgee County. The landscape is defined by the significant footprint of Eufaula Lake to the northeast, where the waters of the Deep Fork and Cat Creek converge. A clear pattern of rural development is visible, with small communities like Burney and Lenna situated along a grid of county roads that navigate the varying elevations around Tiger Mountain. For those researching local heritage, the map identifies several key burial sites, including Hoffman Cemetery, Thompson Cemetery, and Morrison Cemetery. The inclusion of landmarks such as the Sallisaw Park Lake Dam and Cowden Lake Dam highlights the importance of water management in this part of Oklahoma, where creeks like Wolf Creek and Limbo Creek thread through the hills and plains.