2010 Map of Mocane

About this map

Mocane sits in the southwest corner of this High Plains landscape, where the vast agricultural grid of Beaver County is broken by the meandering path of the Cimarron River. The river corridor across the northern portion of the map is flanked by an extensive network of drainage features, including Hollow D1489 and Hollow E0015, which reveal the erosional patterns typical of the Oklahoma Panhandle. This survey captures the infrastructure of rural life, from the Judy Ranch Airport near the center of the quadrangle to the water management at Xit Number 11 Reservoir and its associated Xit Number 11 Dam. Transportation is centered on the straight east-west line of Highway 64, providing the primary link between isolated settlements and the surrounding cattle country. Local drainages like Spring Creek and dozens of named hollows define the breaks in the otherwise level plains.