2010 Map of Wetumka SE

About this map

The Canadian River meanders diagonally across this Hughes County landscape, defining the hydrological character of the region. Significant tributaries including Sandy Creek, Gobbler Creek, and Scipio Creek carve through the terrain, illustrating the intricate drainage patterns north and south of the riverbed. Near the center of the map, the Perry S Burleson Dam stands as a notable modification to the natural water flow, while the northern reaches include the historic Lamar Cemetery, a vital site for local genealogical research. The map reveals a transition between the wide, braided channels of the Canadian River and the smaller, named creeks like Beaver Creek and Big Wildhorse Creek that feed into the larger system. A regular grid of rural roads, such as E W 131 RD and N S 388 RD, provides access to these isolated watercourses and landmarks, reflecting the organized settlement patterns of rural Oklahoma.