2018 Map of Lebanon

About this map

Lebanon and Enville sit on the northern shore of Lake Texoma in this 2018 survey of the Oklahoma-Texas borderlands. The landscape is defined by the massive reservoir, which separates Love Co and Marshall Co in Oklahoma from Cooke Co and Grayson Co in Texas. Historically significant landmarks such as Enville Cem and Lebanon Cem are preserved on the higher ground above the lake's inundation zone. To the south, the Delaware Bend peninsula extends into the water, featuring topographic markers like Brushy Mound and the U U Ranch Airport. The map also details the complex network of inlets and drainages, including Slickum Slough and Graveyard Bluff, along with the Safb Annex near the Marshall and Grayson county line. This record captures the modern rural infrastructure and water-governed geography of the Red River valley.