2012 Map of Blackwell NW

About this map

The agrarian landscape of the Kansas-Oklahoma border comes into focus, defined by the winding course of Bluff Cr as it meanders across the northern section of the map. Central to the local topography is Lake Blackwell, a significant reservoir held by the Lake Blackwell Dam, which serves as a primary water feature for the surrounding rural tracts. The region’s economic and historical layers are visible through the presence of the Webb North Oil Field in the southwest and the Triumph Cem further east, reflecting the typical development patterns of early 21st-century rural communities. A network of section-line roads, including W Indian Rd and W Home Rd, provides a grid for the various creeks like Sand Cr and Shoo Fly Cr to traverse.