2010 Map of Jennings

About this map

The town of Jennings and the nearby village of Hallett anchor this Pawnee County landscape, reflecting a rural Oklahoma crossroads defined by its creeks and transportation links. The terrain is deeply inscribed with a grid of rural roads, including n3610 RD and e0550 RD, which navigate a drainage system of waterways like Lagoon Creek, House Creek, and Carpenter Creek. A notable land use feature is the Cimarron Strip, while infrastructure is marked by the Hallett Interchange and the specialized Hallett Siding. For local historians and genealogists, the placement of the Jennings Cemetery and Bethany Cemetery provides essential markers for family research. Water management is evident through the presence of several reservoirs, including the Oknoname 117005 Reservoir and its associated dam, alongside the Mannford Water Supply Lake on the southeastern edge of the sheet.