2011 Map of Oxford

About this map

Oxford serves as the central point of reference in this ranching and grazing landscape of Wheatland County, situated along the upper reaches of the East Fork Roberts Creek. The terrain is defined by the subtle drainage patterns of the high plains, where Roberts Creek and Blake Creek carve quiet paths through the open country. Local transport is anchored by a grid of rural routes including 191 North 12th E, 191 North 11th E, and 191 North 7th E, which follow the section lines typical of the American West's public land survey system. This map illustrates the intersection of small-scale settlement and the hydraulic layout of the Montana prairie in the early twenty-first century, showing how modern county roads continue to navigate the natural contours of the local creek forks.