2016 Map of Cooperton

About this map

Cooperton serves as the primary settlement in this southwestern Oklahoma landscape, positioned at the intersection of rural routes and the western edge of the granite outcrops. The terrain is defined by the eastern extent of the Glen Mountains and the rugged peaks of the Wichita Mountains, including Baker Peak and Mt Pinchot. This 2016 survey illustrates a complex hydrological network where numerous springs, such as Time-O-Day Spring and Sugar Creek Spring, feed into seasonal drainages like Glen Cr and Boggy-Hollow Cr. Land use is a mixture of agricultural grid roads and the preserved natural topography of the mountains. Several water management features are evident, including the Otter Creek Site 3 Reservoir and Otter Creek Site 4 Reservoir. Genealogists may find interest in the isolated Springhill Cem, while local history is reflected in named flats and peaks like Fullingim Flat and Black Bear Mtn.