2012 Map of Buffalo SE

About this map

Buffalo and its surrounding High Plains terrain are defined by a geometric grid of rural section roads and the winding path of Buffalo Cr. This 2012 survey captures the seat of Harper County during a period of modern agricultural stability, where the landscape is dotted with local heritage sites such as High Point Cem and Goldenrod Cem. The area's infrastructure is anchored by the Buffalo Municipal Airport in the northwest, while the eastern reaches are characterized by the seasonal drainage of numerous unnamed draws feeding into the primary creek. To the northeast, the presence of Glen Lake and the Hopewell Cem marks the transition into the open range. The map reveals the meticulous township-and-range surveying that shaped Oklahoma, shown here through an extensive network of numbered roads like n1940 RD and e0140 RD.