1952 Map of Markham

To the south, the smaller community of Buckeye sits along a lingering Old Railroad Grade, marking a shift from the oil-rich north to an area defined by agricultural drainage. Water management is central to the terrain, with Wilson Creek winding through the western fields and Lake Le Tulle providing a distinct recreational or irrigation landmark near Le Tulle Park. The map captures a moment when traditional rail-bound transport was being superseded, yet the physical scars of the tracks remained prominent features of the rural topography.