2009 Map of Comanche SE

About this map

Mud Creek and Deer Creek dominate this rural landscape in southern Oklahoma, where a dense network of sectional roads like E 1850 Rd and N 2900 Rd divide the territory into a traditional grid. The local economy and history are visible in the northern reaches of the quadrangle, where the Palacine Oil Field signifies the region's long-standing connection to petroleum extraction. This is a landscape of low-lying drainage and intermittent water bodies, shaped by the tributaries of the Red River basin. Genealogists may find particular value in the location of Woolsey Cemetery, situated just off E 1860 Rd. The map illustrates a modern era of Oklahoma's rural development, where established section lines and agricultural allotments surround the natural winding paths of South Fork Deer Creek and its neighboring streams.