2012 Map of Southwest Muskogee

About this map

West Muskogee and its southern agricultural hinterlands are the focus of this 2012 survey, revealing the modern infrastructure and rural topology southwest of the city center. The terrain is defined by low-lying watercourses like Pecan Cr and Butler Cr, which drain the prairies between local elevations such as Hofschulte Hill and Chimney Mtn. Small settlements and historic centers like Summit and Crekola punctuate the landscape, serving as anchors for the surrounding farmsteads and rural residential developments. Local history and genealogy are preserved in the locations of the Plainview Cem and Minegan Cem, which sit alongside a grid of county roads and named streets like Sally Brown Rd and Border Ave. The map documents the transition from the organized residential blocks of the city to the more open, stream-fed valleys of the Oklahoma prairie.