2010 Map of Bowring SE

About this map

The Bartlesville Municipal Airport, also identified here as Frank Phillips Field, anchor the southeastern corner of this landscape, marking the northern outskirts of Bartlesville. The terrain is defined by a dense network of small tributaries and numerous water management structures, including a series of numbered dams. Central to the area is the significant expanse of Lake Hudson, held by the Hudson Dam, which serves as a major hydrological feature for the region. To the northeast, the Caney River flows through the territory, joined by local waterways such as Mission Creek and Butler Creek. The map shows a transition from the structured aviation infrastructure of the south to a more dispersed rural layout characterized by county roads like Co RD 3551 and distinctive landmarks such as The Mound. Smaller reservoirs like Bar-Dew Lake further illustrate the managed water systems in this part of Oklahoma.