2010 Map of Quinton North

About this map

Lona Valley anchors the southeastern landscape of this Quinton-area survey, where a network of rural routes like E 1290 Rd and N 4350 Rd connect scattered homesteads across the drainages of Beaver Creek and Little Beaver Creek. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations such as Beaver Mountain, Blu Mountain, and Little Knob, providing a clear record of the area's topography before modern development. Notable local history landmarks include the Lona Cemetery and Quinton Cemetery, which serve as vital points of interest for genealogists tracking family roots in this corner of Oklahoma. The presence of the OETA Channel 3 tower atop the ridgeline highlights the intersection of modern communications infrastructure with a largely traditional rural landscape. This region, carved by waterways like Emachaya Creek and Elm Creek, reflects a long-standing pattern of ridge-and-valley settlement.