2016 Map of Kingfisher NE

About this map

The Cimarron River meanders across the center of this Kingfisher County landscape, creating a wide, sandy basin that defines the local geography. Several rural landmarks and family burial sites are scattered throughout the surrounding section-line grid, including Oak Grove Cem in the northwest and Bird Creek Cem to the south. The area is characterized by its agricultural layout, intersected by established routes such as Big Four Rd and the crossing at Gould Bridge. The presence of several small watercourses like Trail Cr, Bird Cr, and Walnut Cr indicates a drainage system feeding into the main river channel, while the Winter Creek Site 10 Reservoir represents contemporary water management in the region. This 2016 survey documents the enduring rural character of these Oklahoma plains, preserving the locations of community sites like Lincoln Cem, Banner Cem, and Wanamaker Cem.