2010 Map of Little City

About this map

Fort Washita stands as a focal point of this Oklahoma landscape, situated just east of the northern reaches of Lake Texoma. This area preserves significant military and genealogical history through the Post Cemetery and Confederate Cemetery, as well as the Zachary Taylor landmark. The landscape is heavily defined by the energy industry and water management, featuring the Cumberland Oil Field and the Southeast Aylesworth Oil Field alongside the protective Cumberland Levee. Small rural settlements like Cumberland, Little City, and Bee are connected by a grid of section line roads, while the southern portion of the map is dominated by the expansive waters of the lake. The Roosevelt Memorial Bridge serves as a critical crossing point, anchoring the transportation network near the community of Mead.