2016 Map of Lane

About this map

Muddy Boggy Creek defines the lower drainage of this Atoka County landscape, winding south and east toward its confluence with McGee Creek. Near the settlement of Lane, the terrain is marked by a network of rural routes such as Iron Stob Rd and Pebble Creek, reflecting the area's agricultural and ranching character. Evidence of long-standing community ties appears at Double Springs Cem and Butler Cem, which sit among the various branches of Double Springs Cr. To the north, the landscape becomes more varied with named features like Cat Hollow and Negro Bend situated near the waters of Wilson Cr and August Cr. The map also captures specialized land use at the Yates Cattle Camp, illustrating the cattle-working heritage inherent to this part of Oklahoma.