2012 Map of Little City

About this map

Fort Washita anchors the northern landscape of this Oklahoma survey, a site of significant historical weight near the Cumberland Levee. The area is characterized by the expansive waters of Lake Texoma, which has reshaped the local geography, isolating Goat Island and submerging portions of the Old Channel Washita River. The map reveals a region deeply tied to resource extraction and history, evidenced by the Cumberland Oil Field and Southeast Aylesworth Oil Field. Genealogy and local history researchers will find several burial grounds, including the Confederate Cem and Post Cem, alongside smaller family or community locations like Aylesworth Cem. Small settlements such as Little City, Bee, and Robinson Corner are connected by a network of rural roads that navigate around the inlets and marshes of the lake, where the Cumberland Cut provides a distinct engineering mark on the river's original path.