2018 Map of Bowring SE

About this map

Bartlesville occupies the southeast corner of this survey, where the urban edge meets the rolling drainage basins of northern Oklahoma. The landscape is defined by a dense network of waterways including Butler Creek, which feeds into Lake Hudson, and the winding Mission Creek to the north. Transport infrastructure is prominent along the city’s periphery, anchored by the Bartlesville Municipal Airport and a grid of county roads such as Co Rd 3550 and Wiley Post Rd. The terrain is punctuated by The Mound, a distinct topographical landmark overlooking the transition from town to country. This survey illustrates the relationship between the growing municipality and the surrounding rural sections of Osage County, where drainage features like Hay Hollow and Turkey Creek shape the land use outside the city limits.