These also show the locations of towns from many eras, which eliminates the need to know the time period during which they place you seek existed. The final column provides links to Detailed Maps . These images were processed from the original DoT files, preserving full detail by presenting only one 36-section Township on each screen. If you know the Township and Range you can select the appropriate map directly. If you just know the general part of the county, you can browse.
Links shown in red are still under construction .
More information about the project's background. Each set covers one county. Most of the individual maps cover a numbered township consisting of 36 sections, but irregular county lines sometimes result in more or less than 36 sections per page. These detailed maps show roads, creeks, cemeteries - even churches, schools, and rural dwellings. These detailed county maps were originally scanned by Mike Taylor and presented on OKGenWeb with permission of the Oklahoma Highway Department.