McCurtain, OK

Located at the junction of State Highways 26 and 31 in Haskell County, McCurtain is a small, quiet community with deep roots in eastern Oklahoma. The town started as a lively mining settlement in the late 1800s, originally called Panther before taking its name from Choctaw leader Green McCurtain. These days, life here is all about peaceful country living, big skies, and a close-knit rural vibe. It is a good fit for anyone looking for affordable housing, plenty of elbow room, and quick access to fishing and boating along the Canadian River.