2010 Map of Hough NE

About this map

Pony Creek meanders through this section of Texas County, creating a natural break in the rigid grid of agricultural roads that define the region. The landscape is primarily shaped by large-scale farming and ranching, evidenced by the extensive network of section-line roads like A Blvd and Co Rd 29. One of the most prominent man-made landmarks is the Sturdivan Number 1 Reservoir, which provides a critical water source in this semi-arid part of the Oklahoma Panhandle near the Kansas border. This 2010 survey reflects the modern agricultural infrastructure of the area, where the vast open spaces are partitioned by designated routes such as Road E and Co Rd 23. For those studying the rural development of Oklahoma, the map captures the continuity of land use and the sparse, methodical placement of homesteads and outbuildings characteristic of the High Plains.