2016 Map of Bartlesville North

About this map

The Caney River and Little Caney River converge in this northern reach of the Cross Timbers, where the urban edge of Bartlesville transitions into the town of Dewey. This area is particularly rich in genealogical data, preserving several distinct burial grounds including the Delaware Cem, Beck Cem, and the Dewey Negro Cem. The landscape is defined by a series of reservoirs and creek systems, such as Paul Mitchell Reservoir and the uniquely named Cotton-Coon-Mission Creek Site 15 Reservoir. These water management features, along with Limestone Draw, suggest the ongoing efforts to manage the watershed surrounding these established Oklahoma communities. The dense grid of county roads, including W 1000 Rd and Bar Dew Lake Rd, provides a clear view of the rural-to-urban development pattern at the mid-2010s.