2009 Map of Burlingame

About this map

Burlingame serves as the focal point of this Osage County landscape, situated at the junction of key transit corridors and surrounded by a network of drainage systems essential to the region's agricultural character. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of the Wakarusa River and its South Branch, which carve through the northern sections of the quadrangle. To the south and east, the hydrology shifts toward the Hundred and Ten Mile Creek and Switzler Creek basins. This 2009 survey highlights a structured grid of rural roads, including S Burlingame Rd and S Auburn RD, which connect scattered farmsteads and agricultural plots. Notable landmarks such as Stenger Hill provide topographic relief against the primarily low-lying drainage areas like Major Draw, illustrating the relationship between the prairie elevation and the watercourses that have shaped local land use for generations.