1974 Map of Orr

About this map

Orr serves as the primary community focal point in this south-central Oklahoma landscape, situated near the boundary between Jefferson, Carter, and Love Counties. In the mid-1970s, the region was characterized by a mix of agricultural activity and industrial extraction, with an active Oil Field and scattered Oil Wells dotting the northern terrain. The social life of the area is anchored by the Center Point Ch and the Orr Cem, offering valuable data for genealogists and local historians studying rural settlement patterns. The topography is defined by the winding paths of North Mud Creek and Clear Creek, which eventually feed into the southern drainages of Sparks Branch and Sandy Creek. Near the southern border, a Gaging Station monitor levels along the creek bed, while landmarks like Bald Hill rise above the surrounding creek bottoms and rolling pastures.