2010 Map of Geuda Springs

About this map

Geuda Springs sits at the northeastern corner of this landscape, positioned where Salt Creek flows toward its confluence with the Arkansas River. The area is defined by a grid of rural roads and the multiple branches of Middle Bitter Creek, East Bitter Creek, and Chilocco Creek that drain south through the plains. The regional economy is marked by scattered petroleum production, evidenced by the Rauckman, Padgett, and Murphy oil fields. This 2010 survey also highlights several community landmarks, including the Stroher Air Field Number Two and small burial grounds like Mount Hope Cemetery and Lollik Cemetery. To the west, the settlement of Ashton serves as another focal point for this agrarian and energy-producing corridor along the Sumner and Cowley county line.