2016 Map of Olustee

About this map

Olustee serves as the focal point of this southwestern Oklahoma landscape, where the town’s grid is positioned at the intersection of several county roads and local thoroughfares like W 2nd St and E 4th St. The surrounding terrain is defined by the braided path of the Salt Fork Red River, which meanders along the eastern edge of the quadrangle. This riparian corridor is fed by smaller tributaries such as Turkey Creek and Bitter Cr, illustrating the drainage patterns vital to the region's agricultural character. Local history is anchored by the Olustee Cem and the smaller Aaron Cem to the northwest, while the presence of the Olustee Municipal Airport south of town indicates the modernization of local transportation. The landscape's low-lying nature is further evidenced by the marshy wetlands noted near the river and the course of Gypsum Cr in the southwest.