2010 Map of Harmon SW

About this map

Hackberry Creek and its tributary, West Hackberry Creek, carve a subtle drainage system through this portion of Ellis County. The landscape is defined by its agrarian utility, where a network of section line roads like n1840 RD and e0620 RD provide access to the wide-open plains of western Oklahoma. Water management is a primary feature of the local geography, evidenced by man-made impoundments such as Carlton Lake and the Jantzen Number 2 Dam. In the southeastern corner, Little Cottonwood Lake stands as a notable landmark in a region where water resources are carefully preserved. This 2010 survey reflects a period of established rural infrastructure, showing the precise alignment of local routes and the scattered placement of farmstead ponds that support the area's agricultural life.