2010 Map of Lamar

About this map

The Canadian River meanders along the southern edge of this Oklahoma landscape, anchoring a region defined by its complex creek systems and prominent local elevations. Lamar stands as the primary settlement in the northeast, while the smaller community of Horntown is situated on the western border. The terrain is marked by significant rises such as Tabletop Mountain and Lamar Mountain, providing a distinct contrast to the drainages of Coal Creek, Spring Creek, and Greasy Creek. Family history and local heritage are preserved at the McMahan Cemetery and the Spring Creek Cemetery. Water management is a visible priority across the quadrangle, evidenced by infrastructure like the Oknoname 063026 Dam and various reservoirs such as the Oknoname 063025 Reservoir, reflecting the rural agricultural and environmental engineering of the early 21st century.