2010 Map of Mount Helen

About this map

Mount Helen and its surrounding plains in Beaver County are defined by a network of drainage systems that cross the landscape of the Oklahoma Panhandle. The area is dominated by the meandering path of Fivemile Creek, which spans the central and southern portions of the map, while Twomile Creek and Big Sandy Creek navigate the northern reaches. This 2010 survey illustrates a primarily rural environment characterized by a rigid section-line road system, including routes like AA Rd and 31 Rd. A notable man-made water feature, Wells Reservoir, sits in the southeast, serving as a critical point of water storage in this arid region. The map captures the quiet character of the high plains, showing the sparse distribution of structures and the reliance on local creek beds for geographic orientation.