2010 Map of Welch South

About this map

Bluejacket and the southern edge of Welch anchor this rural landscape in northeastern Oklahoma, defined by a dense network of sectional roads and meandering prairie waterways. The terrain is marked by the prominence of Timber Hill in the southwest, while the local drainage system including Little Cabin Creek, Cow Creek, and Wolf Creek dictates the movement of the land. This survey reveals a meticulously partitioned agricultural region, where the grid of rural routes such as S 4430 RD and E 110 RD provides access to scattered homesteads and local landmarks. For those tracing family history in Craig County, the location of the Bluejacket Cemetery and the relationship between the small town centers and their surrounding creek branches like Whiskey Branch and Possum Branch offer essential geographic context.