2011 Map of Camp Hayes Lake

About this map

Red Willow Creek defines the central drainage of this Hayes County landscape, flowing south through a terrain marked by small-scale water management and agricultural infrastructure. The most prominent feature is the Hayes Center Special Use Reservoir, secured by the Hayes Center Special Use Dam, which serves as a vital water source in this semi-arid region. Further south, Skunk Creek feeds into the Lelker Reservoir, another man-made impoundment controlled by Lelker Dam. These structures illustrate the modern era's reliance on localized reservoirs to support the surrounding plains. The map also traces the section-line road network, including Road 1470, and shows the headwaters of Little Blackwood Creek in the southwestern corner, providing a clear view of the hydrological and transportation patterns used by local residents.