2012 Map of Horseshoe Hill

About this map

Wampus Cat Springs and the eponymous Horseshoe Hill define this high plains landscape in the Oklahoma Panhandle. This area, located in Texas County, is characterized by a sparse, utilitarian network of county roads including Co Road B and Co Road F, which crisscross the territory to serve isolated ranching and agricultural operations. Natural water sources like Cottonwood Cr and the unique namesake of Peckenpaugh Lake provide rare hydrological markers in an otherwise dry terrain. This 2012 survey illustrates the modern layout of rural infrastructure, featuring the transition between local routes and more established paths such as Ranch Road 1267 on the eastern edge. The map captures the enduring character of the Panhandle, where named springs and hills remain vital landmarks for navigation and land management.