2010 Map of New Oberlin

About this map

New Oberlin and Oberlin anchor the southern landscape of this Choctaw County survey, situated just north of the winding Red River. The geography is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Whitegrass Creek, Carson Branch, and Little Dry Creek, which carve through the terrain toward the state border. This 2010 edition illustrates a rural Oklahoma landscape maintained by a strict grid of section roads like E 2100 RD and N 4030 RD. Local history is preserved in sites such as Crowder Cemetery and Crowder Springs Cemetery, while the distinctive elevation at Garretts Bluff overlooks the river's edge. The distribution of these features suggests a long-standing agricultural and residential pattern that relies on the natural drainage basins of Rock Creek and Lick Creek for land division and settlement placement.