1972 Map of Stilwell East

About this map

Fairfield and the eastern outskirts of Stilwell anchor this landscape along the Oklahoma Arkansas state line in the early 1970s. The region is defined by a dense network of rural spiritual and community centers, including United Ch, Faith Tabernacle, and Oak Grove Ch, alongside numerous family and community burial grounds such as Fourkiller Cem and Chalk Bluff Cem. The Old Indian Treaty Boundary runs North-South through the eastern portion of the map, a significant historical marker that intersects the rugged topography of Davis Mountain and Killer Mountain. Waterways like Baron Creek and Evansville Creek wind through the valleys, supporting small agricultural holdings and providing drainage for the surrounding heights. Industrial activity is represented by scattered Gravel Pit operations, while the K C S railroad serves as the primary transportation artery for the region's commerce.