2012 Map of Bartlesville SE

About this map

The Caney River carves a winding path through this portion of Rogers County, defining a landscape dominated by riparian corridors and a grid of rural county roads. A primary point of interest for genealogists and local historians is the Tyner Cem, situated on a gentle rise east of the river. The area is defined by its extensive drainage network, where numerous tributaries such as Hogshooter Cr, Timberlake Cr, and Double Cr feed into the main river channel. This 2012 survey reveals a section of Oklahoma where the land is strictly partitioned by roads like N 4030 RD and W 3000 RD, reflecting the persistent section-line development pattern of the region. Small water bodies and ponds are scattered throughout the quadrangle, particularly along Rabb Cr and Buck Cr in the eastern half of the sheet.