2010 Map of Randlett

About this map

Randlett serves as the central hub of this Southern Oklahoma landscape, situated just north of the Red River at the Texas border. The town's grid is defined by its proximity to significant petroleum activity, as evidenced by the Southwest Randlett Oil Field and the West Rabbit Creek Oil Field. The surrounding terrain is a network of drainage systems, with Deep Red Creek, West Cache Creek, and Rabbit Creek carving through the countryside. These waterways ultimately feed into the Red River, which forms a prominent, winding boundary at the bottom of the sheet. Local landmarks such as the Randlett Cemetery and Martin Hill provide specific points of reference for genealogists and local historians, while the Oknoname 033009 Dam indicates mid-century water management efforts. The grid of county roads, including Co Rd E1930 and Co Rd N2550, highlights the organized agricultural and industrial layout of the region.