2010 Map of Newcastle

About this map

Newcastle and its surrounding rural landscapes are defined by the winding course of the Canadian River and an extensive network of petroleum extraction sites in the early 21st century. The map illustrates a transition from agrarian land use to industrial energy production, evidenced by the Southeast Newcastle Oil Field, North Lindsay Ridge Oil Field, and North Washington Oil Field. This period shows a complex hydrological system of small dams and reservoirs, such as Oknoname 087014 Reservoir and Oknoname 087057 Reservoir, which manage the drainage of tributaries like Marcy Creek and Boggy Creek. Genealogists may find interest in the Warren Cemetery near the northern boundary, while topographic landmarks like Mount Williams provide a sense of the local elevation. The transportation corridor is anchored by the H E Bailey Turnpike-Norman Spr, which links the growing residential developments of Newcastle to the broader regional infrastructure.