2010 Map of Frederick

About this map

The city of Frederick serves as the primary hub of this Southwest Oklahoma landscape, characterized by a highly organized grid of rural roads and scattered water management projects. Settled at the intersection of the region’s agricultural activity, the area features smaller community markers such as Burt and Hinkle to the north and east. The map documents several local water resources, including Barnard Lake, Burts Lake, and the larger Murray Lake south of town, often regulated by structures like Burts Lake Dam and Redeker Lake Dam. Genealogists and local historians can locate established burial grounds such as the Frederick Cemetery and the Tipton Cemetery, which sit along the periphery of the town's core. The terrain is defined by natural drainage systems like Suttle Creek and Little Deep Red Creek, which contrast with the precision of the section-line roads.