1966 Map of Honobia

About this map

The mountain settlement of Honobia lies at the intersection of several significant ridgelines in the mid-1960s, serving as a remote hub where the Honobia Sch and a local Cem mark the community's center. This landscape is defined by the high elevations of Kiamichi Mountain to the north and the Boktuklo Mountains to the south, with the Little River winding through the valley floor. Transportation in this era is characterized by rugged access, including the Indian Highway, the Turney Ranch Trail, and numerous unnamed jeep trails. A Landing Strip and the Christs Forty Acres Camp highlight specialized land uses in the valley. The map also records the W Horse Base Line, a critical surveying marker that transects the Sulphur Mountains in the southern portion of the quadrangle.