2016 Map of Harmon

About this map

Harmon sits at the southern edge of this West Oklahoma survey, serving as a focal point for the surrounding cattle country and wheat fields. This sparsely populated agricultural landscape is defined by the drainage basins of several prominent local waterways, including Turkey Creek, Boggy Creek, and North Persimmon Creek. The community identity is anchored by the Harmon Cemetery, situated just north of the town center. The map reveals the intricate sectional road grid typical of the Great Plains, where routes like Ew 58 and N190 Road follow surveyor lines across the gently undulating terrain. Straddling the boundary between Woodward and Ellis counties, the area remains an enduring example of the rural high plains, where water sources like South Turkey Creek dictated early settlement patterns and subsequent land use.