2010 Map of Dill City SE

About this map

Braithwaite and Red Bluff anchor this portion of Washita County, where a highly managed hydraulic landscape defines the rural geography. The area is characterized by an extensive network of watershed management structures, including the numerous reservoirs and dams along Boggy Creek and Cavalry Creek. This dense concentration of small-scale infrastructure, such as Boggy Creek Watershed Site 15 Reservoir and several numbered dams, illustrates the mid-century transition toward soil conservation and flood control in Oklahoma's agricultural heartland. Genealogists and local historians can trace legacy sites like Old Boggy Cemetery and Sod Cemetery, which remain as markers of early settlement patterns. Transportation is oriented around a rigid section-line road grid, with Burns Flat Junction serving as a notable point of transit between the creeks and the surrounding prairie.