2010 Map of Alabaster Caverns

About this map

The quiet rural landscape of Woodward County is anchored by the settlement of Haskew, a community centered around the local grid of farm-to-market roads. This 2010 survey reveals a classic Oklahoma prairie layout, where section lines like n2140 RD and e0250 RD define the movement of goods and people between agricultural holdings. Significant local heritage is preserved at the Haskew Cemetery, while modern land use is represented by the Henderson Farm Airport in the southeastern quadrant, illustrating the continued importance of private aviation in managing large ranching or farming operations. The terrain is naturally drained by a network of seasonal watercourses, including Traders Creek and the curiously named Slicker Creek, which meander through the open plains. The map provides a clear look at the intersection of traditional burial sites and modern infrastructure during the early 21st century.