2012 Map of Mackie

About this map

Mackie serves as the namesake for this Western Oklahoma landscape, positioned within a network of section-line roads and winding watercourses. The drainage of the Washita River dominates the northern and eastern portions of the quadrangle, carving a serpentine path through the terrain. Joining the river from the west is Rush Cr, which features distinctive sandy deposits or alluvial patterns along its bank as it approaches the main river valley. To the southwest, Camp Hollow provides a named landmark amidst the draws and breaks that characterize this part of Roger Mills County. The south is defined by the headwaters and branches of Croton Cr, illustrating the transition between different drainage basins. This 2012 survey illustrates the modern rural infrastructure, where a grid of roads like n1790 RD and e0930 RD provides access to the agricultural lands surrounding the river systems.