1963 Map of Warner

About this map

Connors State Agricultural College and the town of Warner serve as the focal point of this 1960s survey along the McIntosh and Muskogee county line. The landscape is defined by the transition from the high elevations of Nebo Mountain and Dunigan Mountain in the west to the alluvial basins of Martin Valley and Gap Prairie in the south. The Midland Valley railroad tracks provide the primary transportation spine, cutting diagonally across the terrain past a local Quarry and the Hatchery. Genealogy and local history are well-represented by rural landmarks like the Conley Sch and Popejoy Chapel, alongside several family burial grounds including Bennett Cem, Howland Cem, and Woodall Cem. These features, alongside the Sewage Disposal Pond and Warner Lake, illustrate the mid-century infrastructure and agricultural character of this Oklahoma community.