2010 Map of Binger

About this map

Binger and Lookeba serve as the primary hubs in this central Oklahoma landscape, defined by a complex network of agricultural water management and distinct geological breaks. The terrain is notably marked by deep incisions such as Devils Canyon and Horseshoe Canyon, providing significant topographic relief against the surrounding plains. The drainage system is heavily modified, with Sugar Creek and its many tributaries, including Medicine Creek and Kickapoo Creek, supporting an extensive series of reservoirs and dams. These features, ranging from Sugar Creek Site 21 Reservoir to the south-lying Sugar Creek Site 42 Reservoir, reveal the critical importance of flood control and water storage for the local farming economy. Researchers can also locate long-established sites like Binger Cemetery and Scott Cemetery, which anchor the local genealogical record.