2009 Map of Glass Mountains SW

About this map

Lone Star Cemetery marks the northwestern corner of this Oklahoma landscape, a region defined by its mid-century energy development and dispersed water management. The terrain is characterized by the expansive Northeast Cheyenne Valley Oil Field and the East Cheyenne Oil and Gas Field, indicating a rural economy deeply tied to subsurface resources. Surface water is carefully controlled through a network of dams and reservoirs, including the Oknoname 093008 Reservoir and Oknoname 093011 Reservoir, which sit alongside the natural drainage of Barney Creek. Near the center of the sheet, the prominent landmark of Tepee Mountain rises above the surrounding plains, while the winding course of Cheyenne Creek cuts through the southeastern sections. The map reveals a strictly gridded road system, including N2430 Rd and E0480 Rd, which provides access to the numerous oil fields and localized water features across Major County.