2018 Map of Fort Supply NW

About this map

Beaver River winds through the southwestern corner of this Oklahoma panhandle landscape, defining the local hydrology alongside the seasonal drainage of Sand Cr. This 2018 survey reveals a terrain strictly organized by the Public Land Survey System, with township boundaries like t26n r23w and t25n r24w dividing the high plains into a precise grid. The human footprint is traced through an extensive network of section-line roads, including N1850 Rd and EW 190 Rd, which provide access across the rolling breaks and prairie. These thoroughfares, such as E0200 Rd and NS 188 Rd, represent the primary infrastructure for the ranching and agricultural operations that characterize Harper County. The map is a clear record of modern rural land management, where topography and traditional section lines dictate the movement of people and water.