2016 Map of Keystone Dam

About this map

Keystone Lake dominates this landscape, its sprawling fingers reaching into four different Oklahoma counties and defining the character of the modern shoreline. The map reveals the intricate human geography surrounding the reservoir, where dense residential networks like Mule Barn, Timberlane, and Cedar Ridge sit atop high ground overlooking the water. This era of development is contrasted by the preservation of older landmarks such as Dixie Cem and Sinnett Cem, which provide essential points of reference for genealogists. The southern end of the sheet focuses on the infrastructure of the Keystone Dam itself and the recreational expanse of Keystone State Park. Transportation corridors like Old US Hwy 64 and the presence of the Westport Airport indicate a region heavily influenced by both local travel and lakefront tourism. This survey captures a specific moment in the evolution of the Sand Springs and Mannford vicinities, showing how the local economy has transitioned toward leisure and water-oriented living.