Sophia occupies this section of Beaver County, characterized by a grid of rural roads and the meandering courses of prairie waterways. The settlement pattern is defined by isolated homesteads and local landmarks such as Sophia Cemetery and Barber Cemetery, providing essential focal points for genealogical research in this part of the Oklahoma Panhandle. The landscape is drained by a series of creeks flowing generally eastward, including Duck Pond Creek, Coon Creek, and the North Fork Kiowa Creek. The transportation network is strictly rectilinear, composed of numbered routes like Hollow N1440 and Hollow E0310, reflecting the organized land division of the High Plains. This 2010 survey captures the area before modern shifts in land use, documenting the enduring footprint of early 20th-century rural communities.
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1954 · Perryton
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1958 · Perryton
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1971 · Clear Lake NW
USGS Topo · 1:24,000
1971 · Clear Lake SW
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1971 · Clear Lake
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1971 · Clear Lake SE
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1972 · Darrouzett
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1972 · Gaylord
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1973 · Booker
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1973 · Balko NE
USGS Topo · 1:24,000