2010 Map of Carnegie

About this map

The Washita River meanders through the northern plains of Caddo County, anchoring the town of Carnegie in a landscape defined by an extensive water management system. By 2010, the region’s topography had been significantly influenced by numerous dams and reservoirs, such as the Saddle Mountain Site 3 Reservoir and Fort Cobb Laterals Site 1 Reservoir, which reflect the area's agricultural reliance on controlled water flow. The map documents a rural infrastructure where grid-like county roads connect isolated landmarks. Local history is anchored at the Carnegie Cemetery and the more remote Cedar Creek Cemetery. Transportation is notably represented by several small-scale aviation sites, including the Carnegie Municipal Airport and the Lawrence Landing Strip, illustrating the importance of light aircraft in this expansive landscape.