2010 Map of Webbers Falls

About this map

Webbers Falls sits at the confluence of the Arkansas River and Dirty Creek, serving as a focal point for this river-centered landscape in eastern Oklahoma. The modern hydrology of the area is dominated by the Webbers Falls Reservoir and the nearby Greenleaf Lake, which is contained by the Greenleaf Lake Dam. Historically significant terrain features like Salt Spring Mountain and Padgett Bluff rise above the river valley, overlooking a network of named river curves including Milligan Bend and Brewer Bend. The landscape is dotted with ancestral landmarks and small family burial grounds, such as Vaught Cemetery and Phillips Cemetery, which provide valuable locations for local genealogy. Regional transportation is anchored by the Muskogee Tpke and local aviation at Horne Airport, reflecting the area's development into the 21st century while maintaining its rural and riparian character.