2019 Map of Okmulgee South

About this map

Okmulgee is shown in its southern residential expansion during the late 2010s, where the city grid meets the more rural landscape of Okmulgee County. This landscape is characterized by a high concentration of burial grounds, including the large Oakwood Cem and Okmulgee Cem near the city, as well as the more remote Little Cussetah Cem and Big Cussetah Cem to the southeast. To the south, the community of Schulter serves as a local hub near Burgess Cr, while the historic town of Grayson sits on the southeastern edge. Natural landmarks like Elephant Knob rise above the drainage of the Deep Fork, while human-designed pathways like the Montezuma Trail and Clear Lake Trail cut through the marshy lowlands near Flag Lake. The map details the transition from the structured streets of Okmulgee to the sprawling rural sections defining eastern Oklahoma.