2010 Map of Okmulgee Lake

About this map

Okmulgee Lake serves as a central hydrological feature in this portion of Oklahoma, defined by its complex shoreline including Lions Point, Carpenters Point, and Seascout Point. The 2010 landscape reveals a pattern of rural development around the settlement of Wilson, with a grid of section line roads such as S 180 RD and E 1040 RD providing access to local landholdings. The presence of multiple reservoirs, including the Salt Creek Site S-1 Reservoir and the numerically designated Oknoname 111006 Reservoir, reflects a decades-long regional focus on water management and conservation. Genealogists and local historians will find several burial sites preserved among the fields and creek beds, notably the Sharp Cemetery, Edwards Cemetery, and the Indian Cemetery. The map also captures the critical infrastructure of the Okmulgee Waterworks near the banks of the Deep Fork, illustrating how the drainage of Honey Creek and Fourmile Creek supports the local community.