2012 Map of Glass Mountains SW

About this map

Cheyenne Valley serves as the central geographic feature of this Major County landscape, where the traditional ranching and farming terrain of western Oklahoma meets modern energy extraction. The intersection of natural topography and industrial development is evident in the presence of the Northeast Cheyenne Valley Oil Field, the East Cheyenne Oil and Gas Field, and the Cheyenne Valley Oil Field. These active sites are scattered across a network of section line roads including E0480 Rd and N2410 Rd. Local history is anchored by the Lone Star Cem in the northwest, providing a point of interest for genealogists tracing early families in the region. The area's drainage is defined by several waterways, most notably Barney Cr, its W Br Barney Cr, and Cheyenne Cr, which navigate the elevation changes near Tepee Mtn.