1969 Map of Quinton North

About this map

Quinton serves as the primary settlement hub at the southern edge of this Oklahoma survey, situated along the county line between Haskell and Pittsburg counties. The landscape is dominated by the massive landforms of Beaver Mountain, Machire Mountain, and Broken Mountain, which define the central and northern reaches. The local economy and land use are visibly shaped by extraction, with numerous Gas Wells and a Strip Mine in the northeast corner near Emachaya Creek. Small community centers and rural life are evidenced by the Mountain Home Cemetery near Hughart and landmarks like the Ware Farm Landing Field. The drainage patterns of Beaver Creek and Little Beaver Creek cut through the Beaver Valley, illustrating the rugged topography that historically isolated these highland communities.