2010 Map of Redden

About this map

Redden stands at the southern edge of this landscape, where the rural topography of southeastern Oklahoma transitions into the broad drainage basins of McGee Creek and Prairie Creek. The area is characterized by family-named landmarks and small-scale infrastructure, including Hewitt Mountain and the secluded McGee Valley. Transportation corridors like the Indian Nation Tpke and the Daisy Interchange cut through the terrain, contrasting with the established network of section roads such as Pleasant Valley Rd and Old Daisy Rd. Genealogists will find interest in the documented burial sites at Hewitt Cemetery and Baker Cemetery, which anchor the local history of the surrounding valleys. The winding paths of Little Caney Creek and its many branches, including Baker Branch and Baxter Branch, illustrate the complex hydrology that historically shaped settlement patterns and land use in this pocket of Atoka County.