
The Salt Fork Arkansas River carves a winding path through the northern half of this landscape, eventually joining the larger Arkansas River as it snakes along the Noble and Osage county line. This 2022 survey captures a rural Oklahoma terrain defined by its complex hydrology and the grid-like organization of the Public Land Survey System. Prominent elevation features like Cowboy Hill overlook a network of section line roads including W Cowboy Hill Rd and Klipard Rd. The southern reach of the quadrangle is marked by significant water management infrastructure, such as the Lower Red Rock Cr Site 3 Reservoir and the 103009 Reservoir. Local landmarks like the Badlands and several named creeks, including Houston Cr and Bird Cr, characterize the drainage patterns of this prairie region, providing a detailed look at the local geography of Noble and Kay counties.
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1966 Lake Carl Blackwell
Noble County, OK

1968 Ponca City SE
Noble County, OK

1968 Tonkawa SE
Noble County, OK

1972 Black Bear
Noble County, OK

1972 Ceres
Noble County, OK

1972 Morrison NE
Noble County, OK

1972 Perry NW
Noble County, OK

1974 Orlando East
Noble County, OK

1974 Orlando West
Noble County, OK

1979 Perry NW
Noble County, OK

2022 Black Bear
Noble County, OK

2022 Ceres
Noble County, OK

2022 Lake Carl Blackwell
Noble County, OK

2022 Morrison NE
Noble County, OK

2022 Orlando East
Noble County, OK

2022 Orlando West
Noble County, OK

2022 Perry NW
Noble County, OK

2022 Ponca City SE
Noble County, OK

2022 Tonkawa SE
Noble County, OK