2012 Map of Lebanon

About this map

Lake Texoma dominates this region along the Oklahoma-Texas border, where the flooding of the Red River valley created a complex shoreline of inlets and peninsulas. The settlements of Lebanon and Enville sit on the northern heights, serving as anchor points for local history with the Lebanon Cem and Enville Cem preserved nearby. To the south, the prominent landform of Delaware Bend extends into the reservoir, characterized by a network of drainage features like Slickum Slough and Jenny Cr. This landscape reflects the intersection of cattle ranching and recreational geography, noted by the presence of the U U Ranch Airport and the transition from traditional rangeland to the water's edge. Notable topographic landmarks such as Graveyard Bluff and Brushy Mound provide distinct reference points for those studying the physical evolution of Love County's river-basin terrain.