2010 Map of Big Kiowa Creek

About this map

Washita River flows across the northern reaches of this western Oklahoma landscape, defining a drainage system dominated by an extensive network of flood control structures. The terrain is deeply marked by the numerous impoundments along White Shield Creek, Big Kiowa Creek, and Sandstone Creek, reflecting a highly managed hydrological environment designed to mitigate erosion and runoff in this prairie region. Scattered across the rural sections are several historic burial grounds, including Red Hill Cemetery in the northeast and Kiowa Cemetery near the center, which provide essential markers for genealogical research in Roger Mills County. The grid-like road system, featuring routes like N2000 Rd and E0980 Rd, connects these isolated landmarks through the breaks and valleys carved by Little Kiowa Creek and Wildcat Creek.