2010 Map of Fairvalley

About this map

The Cimarron River carves a broad, braided path southeast through this portion of Woods County, defining the drainage patterns for the surrounding prairie. This 2010 edition illustrates a landscape dominated by natural watercourses and a rigid grid of rural section-line roads, such as n2240 RD and e0260 RD. Numerous tributaries feed the main river valley, including Redhorse Creek and Long Creek from the west, while Wildcat Creek and Whitehorse Creek descend from the eastern elevations. The map reveals the characteristic settlement patterns of the Oklahoma plains, where development follows the established roadway grid and the winding paths of seasonal creeks like Doe Creek and Chimney Creek.