2010 Map of Oklahoma

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Oklahoma and Egypt sit at the center of this Montgomery County landscape, where suburban expansion meets legacy oil extraction. The 2010 terrain is defined by an intricate network of residential streets and cul-de-sacs, such as Wind Crest Estates Blvd and Woodlands Pkwy, woven between established industrial sites like the Tamina Arcenaut Oil Field and the Indian Hills Oil Field. Water remains a dominant feature of the geography, with Spring Creek meandering across the southern portion of the sheet and numerous smaller bodies like Lake Egypt and Mayhaw Pond dotting the residential developments. The area's heritage is preserved in several local burial grounds, including Pate Cemetery, Zion Cemetery, and McCall Cemetery, providing critical landmarks for genealogists and local historians tracing the evolution of this region from rural oil fields to a major suburban hub.