2018 Map of Alfalfa

About this map

The Alfalfa community and its surrounding agricultural lands are defined by the convergence of several major water systems in central Oklahoma. The northern portion of the landscape is dominated by the northern reaches of the Fort Cobb Reservoir and the tranquil Swan Lake, while the Washita River winds along the southern edge. This topography reveals a region deeply tied to its water resources, with numerous tributaries like Running Cr, Cobb Cr, and Cedar Cr dissecting the high plains terrain. Local history is anchored by several distinct burial grounds, including Alfalfa Cem, Radford Cem, and Botone Cem, which serve as vital markers for genealogical research in Caddo and Washita counties. Near the southern boundary, the Carnegie Municipal Airport and the Daugamah Cem sit amidst a grid of section-line roads, reflecting a modern landscape that maintains its early 20th-century rural structure.