1963 Map of Warner NW

About this map

The Indian Treaty Boundary bisects this portion of McIntosh County, reflecting the deep tribal history of the area between the Checotah and Cobb districts. At the time of this 1963 survey, the southern landscape was undergoing a significant transformation with the filling of Eufaula Lake, its rising waters reaching into the valleys of Duchess Creek and Mud Creek. To the north, the industrial footprint is visible through an active Strip Mine and the remnants of an Old Railroad Grade near Elk Creek. This map is particularly valuable for genealogical research, documenting several dispersed burial grounds including Vandier Cem, Paradise Cem, and McNaulty Cem. Educational and religious centers like Central High School and the Assembly of God Church serve as anchors for the rural community nestled between Neb Mountain and Beck Mountain.