2010 Map of Harrah

About this map

Harrah and the community of Newalla anchor this central Oklahoma landscape along the North Canadian River. The area shows a transition from structured town grids to sprawling rural residential patterns, defined by a network of sectional roads such as Indian Meridian RD, N Peebly RD, and Pottawatomie RD. Water management is a visible priority across the terrain, with several small reservoirs like Oknoname 1 Dam and Oknoname 6 Dam dotting the drainages near North Deer Creek. Local landmarks like the World Bible Church and small private runways including Steciak Strip and Lower Forty Airport characterize the decentralized growth outside the main settlements. The southern portion of the quadrangle is marked by the presence of Osage Hill, while the interstate corridor provides modern connectivity across the historic prairie landscape.