2016 Map of Muldrow

About this map

Muldrow serves as the primary hub of this eastern Oklahoma landscape, positioned where the terrain transitions from the alluvial Moffett Bottom to the rising elevations of the Cookson Hills. The map details a sophisticated network of rural roads connecting established communities such as Roland, Liberty, and Shady Grove. The topography is defined by prominent ridges including Jeremiah Mountain and Petree Mtn, which overlook the winding courses of Camp Creek and Garrison Creek. For those investigating local heritage, the sheet identifies several remote burial grounds, including the Upper Camp Creek Cemetery and Faulkner Cemetery. The presence of Muldrow Lake and Paw Paw Bottom highlights the area's complex drainage patterns near the Arkansas River floodplains, illustrating the historical reliance on these fertile lowlands and protected upland settlements.