1900 Map of Wewoka

About this map

The tribal lands of the Seminole Nation and Creek Nation are documented here during the late 19th-century transition within Indian Territory. Centered on the meandering path of the North Fork Canadian River, the landscape is defined by the early development of Wewoka and Holdenville. The map captures a moment of settlement patterns established before Oklahoma achieved statehood, showing early infrastructure like Marks Store and religious and educational centers including the Baptist Mission near Wetumka and another Mission further west.