
The North Canadian River carves a winding path across the landscape where Okfuskee, Seminole, and Lincoln counties meet. This modern survey reveals a rural landscape defined by historic family and community landmarks, particularly evident in the cluster of burial sites such as Boley Cem, Shady Grove Cem, and Chisholm Cem. The terrain is shaped by several water features, including the Paden Lake Number One in the north and the curious Flat Rock Spring. Transportation routes like Old US Hwy 62 reflect the region's mid-century development, while the dense network of numbered county roads provides a detailed look at contemporary property divisions and land use. The map also traces the smaller drainage of Rock Creek, which feeds into the larger river system that has long dictated the settlement patterns of this Oklahoma region.
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1967 Okemah SE
Okfuskee County, OK

1967 Prague NE
Okfuskee County, OK

1973 Mason
Okfuskee County, OK

1973 Okfuskee
Okfuskee County, OK
2009 Okemah SE
Okfuskee County, OK
2010 Mason
Okfuskee County, OK
2010 Okfuskee
Okfuskee County, OK
2010 Prague NE
Okfuskee County, OK
2012 Mason
Okfuskee County, OK
2012 Okemah SE
Okfuskee County, OK
2012 Okfuskee
Okfuskee County, OK
2012 Prague NE
Okfuskee County, OK
2016 Mason
Okfuskee County, OK
2016 Okemah SE
Okfuskee County, OK
2016 Okfuskee
Okfuskee County, OK
2016 Prague NE
Okfuskee County, OK
2018 Mason
Okfuskee County, OK
2018 Okemah SE
Okfuskee County, OK
2018 Okfuskee
Okfuskee County, OK
2018 Prague NE
Okfuskee County, OK

2022 Mason
Okfuskee County, OK

2022 Okemah SE
Okfuskee County, OK

2022 Okfuskee
Okfuskee County, OK

2022 Prague NE
Okfuskee County, OK