2010 Map of Hooker

About this map

The town of Hooker sits at a critical intersection of the Oklahoma Panhandle, where the high plains landscape is strictly organized by a grid of numbered section roads. This 2010 survey illustrates the town's concentration around its rail-aligned core, extending outward toward the Hooker Municipal Airport and the Hooker Cemetery. Beyond the residential blocks, the terrain is dominated by agricultural development, defined by a network of local routes such as Co Hwy 7, Co Hwy 18, and the specifically named Les White Ind Rd. The map documents the persistent geometry of the Panhandle's rural infrastructure, where water features are sparse and the human footprint is etched into the landscape through miles of straight roads and industrial sites.