2010 Map of Prairie Hill

About this map

Gypsum Creek meanders across this rural landscape in Jackson County, Oklahoma, defining a terrain largely shaped by its hydrological patterns. This 2010 survey illustrates a grid-like network of country roads, including E1650 Rd and N1920 Rd, that serve a region dedicated to agricultural or ranching pursuits. A notable point of water management in the northeastern quadrant is the Tri-County/Turkey Creek Site 27 Dam, which signifies the area's efforts to control seasonal flow and soil erosion. The map provides a clear picture of the modern land divisions and rural infrastructure typical of the southern Oklahoma plains, where the names of local arteries like E1730 Rd and N1870 Rd provide essential reference points for researchers of contemporary local history.