2016 Map of Kismet SE

About this map

The Cimarron River carves through the southern landscape of the Beaver County and Meade County border, creating a series of dramatic geographic breaks including Wolf Canyon, Keefe Canyon, and Fox Canyon. This 2016 survey captures a high-plains environment defined by large-scale section-line roads such as Z RD and Aa RD, which reflect the systematic grid of the Public Land Survey System. In the northern reaches, the isolated West Glendale Cem serves as a quiet marker of early regional settlement, situated near the distinctive Twin Hills. The transition from the flat tablelands, exemplified by Table Mesa, to the eroded river valley highlights the rugged drainage patterns that have historically dictated land use and travel in this portion of the Oklahoma Panhandle.