2019 Map of Lane NE

About this map

Mc Gee Valley sits at the center of this landscape in the Ouachita Mountains region, where a complex network of canyons and hollows defines the local topography. The southwestern corner is dominated by the McGee Creek Reservoir, a significant water body fed by the winding McGee Creek. To the east, the terrain rises toward Long Mtn and the stretches of Simpson Valley, reflecting the typical ridge-and-valley structure of the Pushmataha and Atoka county border. Local access is marked by rural thoroughfares such as Soloman Rd and Leyba Ranch Rd, which connect isolated homesteads and ranching lands. Numerous named drainages, including Wildcat Canyon and Bugaboo Canyon, carve through the timbered uplands, illustrating the watershed patterns that have influenced land use and settlement in this part of Oklahoma for generations.