2012 Map of Sulphur South

About this map

Lake of the Arbuckles dominates the western edge of this Murray County landscape, where the waters of Rock Cr and Dry Br gather. To the south, the Chickasaw Wildlife Mgt area preserves the transition from the lake shore to the interior creek valleys. Geologic landmarks like Bromide Hill and Robbers Roost sit near the northern boundary, where the area's mineral heritage is evident in the presence of Bromide Springs and the Sulphur Asphalt Spring. The settlement of Drake serves as a central point for local genealogy, supported by the nearby Drake Cem, while the eastern portion of the map is defined by the winding course of Mill Cr and Buckhorn Cr. Isolated springs like Lowrance Springs dot the terrain, illustrating the groundwater-rich environment that has historically defined this Oklahoma region.