2010 Map of Cedardale

About this map

Cedardale serves as the primary landmark in this rural Oklahoma landscape, characterized by the branching drainage basins of Griever Creek and Main Creek. The topography is defined by the section-line road grid, including n2250 RD and e0500 RD, which organizes the agricultural and ranching land. Significant for local historians and genealogists, the map identifies both the Cedardale Cemetery and Liberty Cemetery, providing vital touchpoints for family research in this part of Woodward County. Water management is a visible priority in the northern reaches, evidenced by the Hall Number 3 Lake Dam and its accompanying reservoir, Hall Number 3 Lake. The map illustrates a quiet, late-20th-century transition where traditional rural roads like d2310 RD intersect with the more prominent state and regional corridors, maintaining the sparse settlement pattern typical of the western Oklahoma plains.