2010 Map of Headrick

About this map

Headrick and the surrounding agricultural landscape of Jackson County are defined by a precise grid of rural section roads and the meandering path of the North Fork Red River. In this western Oklahoma terrain, the Navajo Mountains provide a distinct topographic break from the surrounding fields, while the Navajo Cemetery stands as a point of genealogical interest near the small community of Friendship. The map detail follows the transition from the older transportation routes like Old Hwy 62 to the modern rural road system, including N2090 Rd and E1570 Rd. Water management is evident through features such as the Oknoname 065002 Dam and the drainage of Stinking Creek, illustrating how the land has been engineered to support the local farming economy.