2010 Map of Potato Peaks

About this map

Sulphur Spring Mountain and the eponymous Potato Peaks dominate this landscape in eastern Oklahoma. The map reveals a rural geography defined by rugged high points like Russell Mountain, Wolf Mountain, and Pikes Peak, separated by a network of creeks and named hollows. This 2010 survey details water management and land use through the presence of the Caston Mountain Creek Site 2 Reservoir and Caston Mountain Creek Site 5 Reservoir, along with their respective dams. For genealogists and local historians, the placement of the Dog Creek Cemetery near Dog Creek and the Long Prairie Cemetery in the northeast provides essential locational data for family research. The drainage patterns of Brazil Creek, Opossum Creek, and Wildhorse Creek show how the local terrain dictates the winding paths of county roads like Co RD 146 and Co RD e1310.