2022 Map of Marland

About this map

Marland sits at the intersection of a grid-work road system that bridges the boundary of Kay and Noble counties. The town is situated just south of the meandering Salt Fork Arkansas River, which dominates the northern reaches of the quadrangle. A unique local identifier, Old Bliss, is noted just south of the primary settlement, suggesting the shifting location or evolution of this rural community over time. The landscape is marked by subtle but distinct topography, including the Spindle Top Hill and a designated area of Badlands to the east. Water management is a visible priority across these sections, evidenced by several numbered reservoirs such as 103011 Reservoir and named basins like Longbranch Site 2 Reservoir. Several small drainages, including Deadman Cr and Birds Nest Cr, carve through the rolling terrain, providing natural breaks in the agricultural grid.