1964 Map of Headrick
USGS Topo · Published 1965About this map
The North Fork Red River carves a sharp boundary between Jackson and Kiowa counties, framing a landscape defined by the juxtaposition of the steep Navajo Mountains and the irrigated agricultural plains below. The presence of the Ozark Canal, a Flume, and Sinking Creek suggests a highly managed water system supporting the local farm economy. Small community centers like Friendship and Ozark are anchored by local institutions such as Friendship Ch and the Navajo Sch, while the Navajo Cem sits on the lower slopes near the river's bend.
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