1993 Map of Hay Creek

About this map

Harrison Road provides the primary overland route through this remote section of Harding County, cutting across a landscape defined by an intricate drainage system. The area is marked by several prominent watercourses including Hay Creek and Jones Creek, which carve through the terrain and dictate the layout of the local range and section lines. Surveyed and updated in the late 20th century, the map documents the Standard Parallel North, a critical surveying baseline for the High Plains. To the south, Boxelder Creek and Sheep Creek establish the southern hydrological boundary, while Bull Creek and Jack Creek drain the northern reaches. This document highlights a ranching landscape where development is sparse, centered primarily on the infrastructure of essential rural roads and the natural flow of these semi-arid western waterways.