1957 Map of Lane

About this map

Muddy Boggy Creek and its many tributaries, including McGee Creek and Potapo Creek, dominate this mid-century landscape in Atoka County. The settlement of Lane serves as a primary hub, while smaller community markers like Butler Sch and Butler Cem indicate the localized rural infrastructure of the late 1950s. The presence of Oil Wells and an Oil Tank near Wilson Creek reflects the region's industrial activity during this period. Local transportation is anchored by landmarks such as Gidney Station and the river passage at Payton Crossing. To the southwest, Iron Stob Ch stands as a notable landmark within the Bentley district, while the sharp meander of Negro Bend highlights the complex hydrology of the creek system. This survey provides a clear view of the family-named landmarks and small-scale water systems that shaped the county's interior.