2010 Map of Harrisburg

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Harrisburg stands as a central point in this Stephens County landscape, where the rural character is defined by a complex network of section-line roads and numerous earthen dams. The terrain is marked by the branching paths of West Mud Creek, East Mud Creek, and West Fish Creek, which feed into various reservoirs such as Oknoname 137047 Dam. For those researching local history, the presence of the Stoner Cemetery and the Weaver Chapel Cemetery provides valuable genealogical anchors within the township. The region's industrial footprint is equally evident, with the West Velma Oil Field and the Northwest Palacine Oil Field indicating the persistent importance of petroleum extraction. This 2010 survey illustrates how modern water management and energy production have integrated with the traditional grid of Oklahoma prairie life, including uniquely named thoroughfares like Dr Pepper Rd.