The North Canadian River winds through this rural Oklahoma landscape, defining the northern geography with its distinctive meanders and oxbow-like bends. This terrain in Woodward County is characterized by a precise grid of sectional roads, including n2180 RD and e0550 RD, reflecting the agricultural land divisions typical of the region. A diagonal transportation corridor, carrying US Highway 270 and 183, cuts across the northern half, providing a modern contrast to the natural curves of the river and its tributaries. Local history is anchored by the Dunlap Cemetery in the northwest, a key landmark for genealogical research. The drainage patterns of Camp Creek and Bent Creek further influence the land use, creating a network of riparian corridors that interrupt the otherwise uniform fields and pastures.
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1955 · Woodward
USGS Topo · 1:250,000
1958 · Woodward
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1969 · Mooreland SE
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1969 · Cedardale
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1969 · Mooreland SW
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1969 · Mutual SW
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1969 · Mutual
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1969 · Lenora
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1969 · Mutual NE
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1972 · Seiling
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