2010 Map of Mutual SW

About this map

Bloomfield Cemetery sits as a quiet focal point in this rural Dewey County landscape, surrounded by an orderly grid of section roads. The terrain is defined by a dense network of drainage, where Teepee Creek and Kizer Creek wind through the prairie to support local ranching and agriculture. This 2010 survey highlights the importance of water management in western Oklahoma, documenting several named impoundments such as Barnes Number 3 Reservoir and Oknoname 043002 Reservoir. The infrastructure of the era is clearly visible through the naming of specific water control structures, including Bryant Number 6 Dam and Mercer Number 5 Dam, which reflect the localized land use and small-scale engineering required to manage the flows of Cottonwood Creek and Camp Creek across the territory.