1971 Map of Mc Queen

About this map

McQueen serves as the central settlement in this southwestern Oklahoma landscape, positioned at the intersection of several early 1970s land divisions including Looney, Martin, and Tilley. The terrain is defined by the drainage networks of Turkey Creek and Cottonwood Creek, which are punctuated by numerous water control structures such as Spillway Elev 1499 and Spillway Elev 1487. These spillways reflect a highly managed hydrological system designed to support the local agricultural economy. The presence of the Hollis and Eastern railway corridor and various scattered Well and Wells locations suggests a mix of transport-oriented settlement and rural resource extraction. The map also documents the triple-county junction where Harmon, Greer, and Jackson counties meet, providing clear boundary data for local historians.