2012 Map of Jay

About this map

Jay serves as the central hub for this portion of Delaware County, shown here as a structured grid of residential streets and localized industry. The town sits at the intersection of several regional corridors, surrounded by a landscape defined by traditional land names like Ulm Prairie and Muskrat Hollow. Waterways such as Drowning Cr and Brush Creek wind through the terrain, dictating the placement of rural roads and historical properties. For local history researchers, the map identifies significant family and community landmarks, including the Duffield Memorial Cem and Jumper Cem located just southeast of the main settlement. Further north, the smaller community of Zena anchors the upper reaches of the quadrangle near Whitewater Cr, reflecting the established rural settlement patterns of northeastern Oklahoma in the early 21st century.