2010 Map of Freedom NW

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Moccasin Creek and its tributary West Moccasin Creek snake through this section of Woods County, defining a landscape shaped by water management and rural cattle heritage. The presence of the Cowboy Cemetery near d0032 RD offers a poignant touchstone for genealogists and local historians, anchoring the area's identity to its ranching roots. This 2010 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey highlights a network of essential water resources, including the Burnham Number 9 Reservoir and Burnham Number 4 Reservoir, secured by the Burnham Number 9 Dam and Burnham Number 4 Dam. A sparse but functional grid of section-line roads like e0020 RD and n2130 RD connects the wide-open drainage basins of Sand Creek and Mustang Creek, illustrating the late-twentieth-century infrastructure of the Oklahoma prairie.