2010 Map of Lake Eucha West

About this map

Lake Eucha dominates the northern landscape of this Oklahoma quadrangle, held back by the Eucha Dam. The surrounding terrain is defined by a dense network of timbered drainages and family-named landmarks that speak to the area's ancestral roots. To the east of the reservoir, the Old Eucha Cemetery remains as a critical point of interest for genealogists, while the Welsh Cemetery sits further south near the winding path of Saline Creek. This rural landscape is deeply etched with narrow hollows like Big Acorn Hollow, Proctor Hollow, and Galcatcher Hollow, indicating a topographical pattern where settlement and travel historically followed the low-lying creek beds and gaps between ridges. The road network, including Kenwood Rd and School Rd, connects these isolated valleys to the broader regional geography near the Little Saline Creek.