2010 Map of Phroso

About this map

The Oklahoma plains north of Phroso appear as a structured landscape of section roads and drainage networks in this 2010 survey. The area is defined by the headwaters and branches of Griever Creek and Barney Creek, which dictate the local topography between the grid of agricultural roads. For genealogists and local historians, the map serves as a vital record of three distinct community sites: Mount Zion Cemetery in the west, Antioch Cemetery near the center, and Golden Lodge Cemetery in the southeast. These cemeteries, alongside a strictly defined road system including n2350 RD and e0480 RD, reflect the long-standing rural settlement patterns of Major County. The absence of concentrated town centers highlights the area's primary character as a dispersed farming and ranching territory where local identity centers on these historic burial grounds and the seasonal flow of the creeks.