1971 Map of Kenwood

About this map

Spavinaw Hills State Game Refuge dominates the northwestern portion of this 1971 survey, reflecting Oklahoma's mid-century conservation efforts. The settlement of Kenwood sits along the southern edge of the hills, where the landscape transitions into a complex system of drainage hollows. To the northeast, the waters of Lake Eucha are visible, accompanied by a dedicated Campground and the Old Eucha Cem. The terrain is deeply dissected by local drainages such as Salina Creek, Gatcatcher Hollow, and Soldier Hollow. For genealogists and local historians, the map documents several burial sites including Welsh Cem and a general Cem label. Transportation and infrastructure of the era are noted via a Landing Strip and a Radio Tower, while the Refuge Headquarters serves as a primary landmark within the state game lands.