2012 Map of Hooper

About this map

The Red River forms the southern boundary of this landscape along the Oklahoma-Texas border, where the meandering course of Whiskey Cr drains the agricultural plains of Cotton County. The small settlement of Hooper serves as a central point in a strictly organized grid of rural section roads, illustrating the enduring legacy of the Public Land Survey System in the Great Plains. In the northeastern corner, Hastings Cem provides a focal point for genealogical research, situated near the intersection of e1910 RD and n2720 RD. The map reveals a transition from the structured upland farms to the more fluid, irregular topography of the river bottomlands, where the natural watercourses contrast with the rigid human engineering of the surrounding road network.