Keyes anchors the eastern edge of this Oklahoma panhandle landscape, where the town's residential grid meets the intersection of major regional routes and the railroad. The surrounding terrain is defined by a strict section-line road network, including n0420 RD and e0140 RD, which service the agricultural parcels of Cimarron County. A notable point of historical interest is the Willow Bar Cemetery, situated near the intermittent waters of Willow Bar Lake. This landscape is dotted with several significant local basins, such as Castor Lake in the west and Slimp Lake to the northeast, which provide critical landmarks in an area dominated by large-scale farming and grazing. The alignment of the railroad through the center of Keyes illustrates the town's enduring role as a transport hub for the local grain and cattle economy.
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1954 · Dalhart
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1958 · Dalhart
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1962 · Dalhart
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1971 · Keyes SW
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1971 · Keyes West
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1971 · Keyes NW
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1971 · Keyes NE
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1971 · Sampsel Lake
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1971 · Conrad NW
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1971 · Keyes East
USGS Topo · 1:24,000