2010 Map of Stuart

About this map

The town of Stuart sits at a crossroads in Hughes County, where a grid of rural section roads meets the path of Us 270. This 2010 survey shows a landscape defined by its riparian networks, notably Coal Creek and Sandy Creek, which drain the undulating terrain typical of this part of Oklahoma. In the northeastern portion of the quadrangle, the community of Cabaniss serves as a local point of interest, while the presence of White Chimney Cemetery and Pryor Cemetery provides valuable landmarks for those researching regional genealogy. Modern water management is evident at the Oknoname 121002 Dam, part of a drainage system that includes Big Wildhorse Creek and Little Wildhorse Creek. The map documents a rural environment where established homesteads and local roads like Buffalo Rd and Scipio Rd facilitate movement across the cattle and farm country.