2009 Map of Lindsay SW

About this map

The Washita River meanders across this rural Oklahoma landscape, defining a wide floodplain fed by numerous small tributaries and a complex system of watershed dams. In the early 21st century, this area south of Lindsay is characterized by its agricultural grid, where roads like Co Rd 1480 and County Line Rd delineate large tracts of land. The topographic data reveals a highly managed drainage system, featuring a series of numbered flood-control structures such as the Round Creek Site 1 Dam and the Bear Hybarger Site 4 Dam. These engineered features, scattered along Hybarger Creek, Larimore Creek, and Sandy Creek, highlight the regional efforts to manage runoff and erosion within the Washita watershed. The map provides a detailed view of the local infrastructure, including specific sections of the Garvin County road network such as Garvin Co Paint Rd.