2012 Map of Mooreland SE

About this map

The N Canadian River snakes across this Woodward County landscape, carving a meandering path through the Oklahoma prairie south of Mooreland. This region is defined by the rigid geometry of the Section Line Road system, where a network of gravel and local routes like E0450 Rd and N2200 Rd divide the land into tidy agricultural blocks. For those researching local family history, the Miller Cem is a primary landmark, serving as a quiet anchor for the surrounding rural community. The map reflects a landscape of dispersed farmsteads and agricultural industry, where the natural hydrology of the river basin contrasts with the precision of modern land division. This 2012 survey captures the area’s enduring character as a sparsely populated ranching and farming corridor in the northwestern part of the state.