2012 Map of Fairvalley

About this map

Fairvalley sits in the northeastern reaches of this Woods County landscape, positioned along a network of section roads that define the rural character of the Oklahoma plains. The dominant geographic feature is the braided channel of the Cimarron River, which cuts diagonally across the terrain from northwest to southeast. This wide riverbed acts as the primary drainage for numerous seasonal streams, including the well-defined courses of Whitehorse Cr and Wildcat Cr. The agricultural grid is notably dense here, with roads like n2240 RD and e0190 RD following the historic township and range lines. The topography reveals a series of subtle draws and drainages, such as Doe Cr and Long Cr, which feed into the central river system, illustrating the natural water management of the high plains before modern industrial shifts.