1956 Map of Indiahoma

About this map

Indiahoma sits as the primary settlement in this southwestern Oklahoma landscape, positioned at the intersection of three county lines. The town’s local social geography is anchored by the Indiahoma IOOF Cemetery and the Post Oak Mission School to its north. The surrounding plains are defined by a complex network of waterways, including Little Sandy Creek, Oak Creek, and Post Oak Creek, which drain the varied terrain of Mountain Park, Hunter, and Holton. Scattered across these farmsteads are several rural community centers, such as Prairie View Church and North Deep Red Church, indicating a dispersed but established agricultural population in the mid-1950s. The map illustrates how county boundaries for Comanche, Kiowa, and Tillman counties converge in this area, influencing local jurisdiction and land divisions. Genealogists may find value in the presence of Scofield Cemetery and numerous churches like the Pilgrim Church and Congregational Church that served the outlying families.