
Lake Eucha dominates the northern reaches of this Delaware County landscape, where the waters of Spavinaw Creek transition into the reservoir. This modern survey illustrates a rugged terrain defined by a dense network of hollows—such as Big Acorn Hollow, Proctor Hollow, and Galcatcher Hollow—that carve through the limestone-rich Ozark Plateau. The settlement patterns show a mix of small communities and rural centers like Kenwood and Bull Hollow, connected by a web of county roads that navigate the complex topography.
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1971 Chloeta
Delaware County, OK

1971 Lake Eucha East
Delaware County, OK

1971 Lake Eucha West
Delaware County, OK

1972 Siloam Springs NW
Delaware County, OK
2010 Chloeta
Delaware County, OK
2010 Lake Eucha East
Delaware County, OK
2010 Lake Eucha West
Delaware County, OK
2010 Siloam Springs NW
Delaware County, OK
2012 Chloeta
Delaware County, OK
2012 Lake Eucha East
Delaware County, OK
2012 Lake Eucha West
Delaware County, OK
2012 Siloam Springs NW
Delaware County, OK
2016 Chloeta
Delaware County, OK
2016 Lake Eucha East
Delaware County, OK
2016 Lake Eucha West
Delaware County, OK
2016 Siloam Springs NW
Delaware County, OK
2018 Chloeta
Delaware County, OK
2018 Lake Eucha East
Delaware County, OK
2018 Lake Eucha West
Delaware County, OK
2019 Siloam Springs NW
Delaware County, OK

2022 Chloeta
Delaware County, OK

2022 Lake Eucha East
Delaware County, OK

2022 Lake Eucha West
Delaware County, OK

2022 Siloam Springs NW
Delaware County, OK