2018 Map of Okmulgee North

About this map

Okmulgee and its northern rural reaches are defined here by a transition from the structured residential grid of the city to a landscape of small reservoirs and creek systems. The northern part of the city layout includes landmarks like Fairgrounds Rd and various numbered reservoirs that provide local water management for the surrounding plains. To the northwest, the settlement of Beggs sits near the headwaters of Snake Creek, while Preston lies further south along the Beeline corridor. Between these small centers, the map reveals several community landmarks essential for local history research, including the Jerusalem Cem near Preston and the Miller Cem further south. The Okmulgee Regional Airport serves as a modern hub in the center of the quadrangle, surrounded by a network of rural roads like Bald Hill Rd and Gun Club Rd that connect the scattered farmsteads and creek bottoms of Negro Creek and Flat Rock Creek.