2012 Map of Pauls Valley

About this map

Pauls Valley serves as the regional anchor on this survey, situated where Rush Creek joins the winding Washita River. The map documents a landscape defined by its river bottomlands and the industrial presence of the Southeast Pauls Valley Oil Field. The town's historic footprint is clearly marked by several burial grounds, including The Old Cem, Bethlehem Cem, and Mt Olivet Cem, which reflect the early settlement patterns of Garvin County. To the south, the city of Wynnewood is shown with its organized street grid, including N Street and E Schmid St. The rural areas between these hubs are crisscrossed by a network of sectional roads and smaller tributaries like Negro Sandy Creek and Cherokee Sandy Creek, illustrating the transition from urban centers to the agricultural and petroleum-producing outskirts.