2010 Map of Fleetwood

About this map

The Red River defines the southern boundary of this Jefferson County landscape, winding through a network of small tributaries and creek basins in the years following the millennium. The rural settlements of Oscar and Fleetwood anchor a grid of county roads that navigate the varying terrain of the Oklahoma-Texas borderlands. Notable topographic features include the low-lying Sam Suell Hollow and a series of water management sites, such as the Oknoname 067014 Reservoir and Reagan Lake. The road network provides evidence of local history and infrastructure changes, including the specifically named Burned Out Bridge Rd and Red River Station Rd, the latter referencing the historic cattle crossing and frontier outpost that once served the Chisholm Trail. Numerous smaller waterways like Cat Creek, Pecan Creek, and Salt Creek dissect the plains, illustrating the drainage patterns that have shaped the ranching and agricultural development of this border region.