2012 Map of Parvin

About this map

The braided channels of the Cimarron River dominate the eastern landscape of this Kingfisher County region, where the prairie is carved by drainage systems like Salt Cr, Pepper Cr, and Spring Cr. This area is characterized by a high density of small family and community burial grounds, providing a clear map for genealogists. The settlement of Parvin sits centrally, supported by an extensive grid of section-line roads such as N2700 Rd and E0650 Rd. Among the most notable landmarks for local historians are the Parvin Cem, Holcomb Cook Cem, and Todd Cem, which stand alongside the Immanuel Cem and E Cooper Cem. The presence of Lease Rd near the river suggests local infrastructure dedicated to land use or resource access in this rural Oklahoma corridor.