2011 Map of Crawford

About this map

The settlement of Crawford serves as a central point in this part of western Oklahoma, situated amongst a network of drainage systems that feed into the Washita River in the southern portion of the quadrangle. The landscape is defined by the carved paths of Dugout Creek, Bull Creek, and Dead Warrior Creek, illustrating the characteristic erosion patterns of the region. Local infrastructure is highlighted by water management projects including the Upper Washita Site 42 Dam and Upper Washita Site 43 Dam, which have created recreational and conservation landmarks like Spring Creek Lake and the adjacent Spring Creek Campground. To the south, Sunrise Cemetery provides a touchstone for local genealogy, while Twin Hills to the north stands out as a prominent natural landmark in the terrain.