2018 Map of Fairvalley SW

About this map

Richmond Reservoir and several smaller impoundments sit among the dissected uplands of Woodward County, defining a landscape shaped by water management and rural section lines. This 2018 survey illustrates a complex drainage network where Long Cr and Doe Cr carve through the terrain, joined further south by the winding paths of Chimney Cr and Slicker Cr. The map reveals the precise grid of the Public Land Survey System, including the junction of Townships 24 and 25 North across Ranges 18 and 19 West. Beyond the natural watercourses, the presence of the Cockerill Number Reservoir and Ames Reservoir indicates a focus on localized water storage for ranching or conservation in this part of Oklahoma. A dense network of county roads, such as e0300 RD and n2140 RD, provides the primary infrastructure for this sparsely populated agricultural region.