
The small settlement of Wolf serves as the central focal point of this Seminole County landscape, where the Little River and Salt Cr dominate the local topography. This modern survey illustrates a rural terrain defined by a series of flood control structures, including the Salt Cr Site 42 Reservoir and Salt Cr Site 49 Reservoir, which manage the watershed between the river and Mud Cr. Genealogists will find significant value in the distribution of family and community burial sites, from the centrally located Wolf Cem to the outlying Ishlum-Harjo Cem, Dora Cem, and Moppin Cem. The map reveals a highly structured grid of section-line roads, such as Old Hwy 99 and EW 1350 Rd, which connect these small rural pockets across the varying elevations of the t7n r6e and t7n r5e townships.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
12 maps found

1958 Vamoosa
Seminole County, OK

1967 Prague SE
Seminole County, OK

1967 Prague SW
Seminole County, OK

1972 Tate Mountain
Seminole County, OK

1972 Wewoka West
Seminole County, OK

1972 Wolf
Seminole County, OK

2022 Prague SE
Seminole County, OK

2022 Prague SW
Seminole County, OK

2022 Tate Mountain
Seminole County, OK

2022 Vamoosa
Seminole County, OK

2022 Wewoka West
Seminole County, OK

2022 Wolf
Seminole County, OK