2018 Map of Jay

About this map

Jay serves as the central hub of this northeastern Oklahoma landscape, where the street grid of the county seat transitions into the complex drainage networks of the Ozark plateau. To the south, the settlement of New Eucha sits near the shores of Eucha Lake, a geography defined by the winding course of Rattlesnake Cr. The terrain is deeply dissected by a series of named valleys including Muskrat Hollow, Round Spring Hollow, and Woodward Hollow, while the more level expanse of Ulm Prairie offers a distinct contrast to the surrounding ridges. For those tracing family histories, several burial sites are documented across the township lines, including the Duffield Memorial Cem and Jumper Cem, along with the Eucha Cem further west. The map also captures local landmarks such as Teagues Corner, marking the intersection of rural life and the natural flow of waterways like Brush Creek.