2012 Map of Miami SW

About this map

Grand Lake O the Cherokees defines the northeastern corner of this landscape, where the waters meet the expanding outskirts of Miami. The area is marked by a transition from organized residential blocks like Sunset Strip and various lettered streets to the more open rural stretches of Ottawa County. The small settlements of Dotyville and Narcissa serve as local anchors along the transportation corridors, surrounded by a complex network of named waterways including Windy Cr, Coal Cr, and Wolf Cr. Genealogists and local historians will find the Coal Creek Cem centrally located near the creek for which it was named. A distinctive aviation landmark, the Old 66 Strip Airport, sits near the center of the sheet, nodding to the region's historical connection to the famous highway corridor. The map's grid of section roads, from E 100 RD down to Schulte Dr, illustrates the enduring structure of the Oklahoma plains.