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Area map of Chickasaw National Recreation Area in Oklahoma. The capital letter T-shaped park is shaded green and contains a grid of highways represented with red lines. The rivers are shown as blue lines, and the background is beige. 

Extended Description

The park is at the center of the map and the web of highways. From top to bottom, east-west running highways include State Routes 199 and 7, and US Route 70, which becomes State Route 199 after the town of Ardmore. From left to right, north-south running highways include Interstate 35 and US Routes 177 and 377. The Chickasaw Turnpike runs from the center of the park up to the town of Ada at the northeast corner of the map. 

The town of Sulphur is on the end of the park’s middle leg, which is also the longest. Other towns include Davis on State Route 7 to the west, Pauls Valley at the intersection of Interstate 35 and State Route 19 to the northwest, Stratford on State Route 19 directly north, and Tishomingo on US Route 337 to the southeast.  

Legend

A scale in the top right corner of the map measures distances of 10 kilometers and 10 miles.