1966 Map of Honobia

About this map

Honobia sits at the intersection of three counties in the late 1960s, serving as a remote outpost where the Kiamichi Mountains meet the Boktuklo Mountains. The settlement pattern follows the narrow valley of the Little River, where the Honobia Sch and Christs Forty Acres Camp are established along its banks. The rugged terrain is defined by a series of prominent ridges, including Tuskahoma Mountain and Deadman Mountain, separated by deep hollows such as Deadman Hollow and Crane Hollow.