2010 Map of Hooker NW

About this map

Texas County's High Plains terrain dominates this part of the Oklahoma Panhandle, defined by a rigid section-line grid that guides travel across the open agricultural landscape. Primary thoroughfares like Co Hwy D and N 1010 Rd intersect the mile-based system, which includes Mile 45 and Mile 49. The map documents a sparse, functional environment where numerous ephemeral water features and basins are scattered between the surveyed roads. These depressions, often dry, are the primary natural landmarks in an area otherwise characterized by its geometric human organization. The transition from northern Oklahoma into Kansas is marked by the alignment of A Rd at the quadrangle's northern edge, while arterial routes like Road E and Rd G facilitate movement through this remote ranching and farming region.