2012 Map of Wyandotte

About this map

Wyandotte serves as a central hub in this northeastern Oklahoma landscape, situated at the confluence of several key waterways and transportation routes. The BNSF Railway cuts through the territory, passing near the small settlement of Kellyville and across Lost Cr. This region is defined by its distinct prairie and valley formations, including Jackson Prairie to the north and Yankee Bill Prairie to the east. The expansive Grand Lake O' the Cherokees dominates the western edge of the map, its shoreline forming intricate inlets like Sycamore Cove. For those researching local heritage, the map identifies significant sites such as the Wyandotte Cem and Brown Cem, alongside natural landmarks like Mason Springs Valley and Modoc Valley. The grid of rural roads, including Cayuga Rd, illustrates the persistent settlement patterns throughout Ottawa County.