2016 Map of Balko NE

About this map

The High Plains of Beaver County are defined here by a network of seasonal watercourses and hollows that break the flat horizon of the Oklahoma Panhandle. The drainages of North Fork Clear Creek and S Fork Clear Cr converge in the southern portion of the map, carving distinct relief into the landscape. This area maintains its rural character through a grid of section-line roads, including NS-138 and Ew-25, which connect isolated landmarks. Cultural sites like Busch Chapel and its adjacent Busch Chapel Cem provide vital links to the area's pioneer heritage. Further west, Capitol View Cem sits above the creek forks, offering a quiet record of the families who settled this part of the High Plains. The landscape is also marked by numerous named hollows such as Hollow E0200 and Hollow N1360, which follow the natural contours and drainage patterns that have historically shaped local ranching and agriculture.