2015 Map of Burlingame

About this map

Burlingame and Scranton serve as the primary hubs of this Osage County landscape, situated at the intersection of a vast grid of section roads and historic watercourses. The local hydrology is defined by the Wakarusa River in the north and the meandering Hundred and Ten Mile Cr through the center, both flanked by several smaller tributaries such as Hoover Br and Switzler Cr. The terrain shifts from the low-lying Major Draw to the elevation of Stenger Hill near the eastern boundary. This survey provides an exact look at the 21st-century road network, from the residential streets of W Kansas Ave and E Seward Ave in Burlingame to the long-reaching corridors of S Wanamaker Rd and S Auburn Rd that bridge the gap between rural homesteads and township centers.