2012 Map of Chickasha
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The Washita River meanders across this landscape, providing a natural backdrop for the dense urban grid of Chickasha and its expanding outlying infrastructure. This 2012 survey highlights the convergence of regional transport and higher education, centered on the Univ Of Science And Arts Of Oklahoma. The town's historical geography is grounded by several significant burial sites, including Fair Lawn Cem to the north and Rose Hill Cem and Fairview Park Cem to the south. Aviation is well-represented by both the Chickasha Municipal Airport and the smaller Redhills Airport. Surrounding the city, a network of county roads like Redding Rd and Gattis Rd serves a terrain drained by numerous smaller waterways such as Salt Cr, Otter Cr, and Line Cr.
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