2018 Map of Lamont SE

About this map

Red Rock Creek and its complex system of modern reservoirs dominate the southern terrain of this Garfield County landscape. The network includes the Upper Red Rock Creek Site 21 Reservoir and several other numbered sites, reflecting mid-to-late 20th-century water management efforts across the Oklahoma plains. Local history is anchored by the Mount Vernon Cemetery in the north and the Heitholt Cemetery further south, providing fixed points for genealogical study within this grid-based rural community. The area is defined by a strict section-line road system, including named thoroughfares like Kremlin-Hunter Road and E Buffalo Road, which traverse the divide between Grant and Garfield counties. The drainage patterns of Hereford Creek and Wolf Creek cut across the otherwise orderly agricultural sections, illustrating the natural watercourses that shaped the original settlement layout.