2009 Map of Ratliff City

About this map

Ratliff City and its surrounding rural corridors define this portion of the Oklahoma landscape during the early 21st century. The map reveals a dense network of sectional roads and local routes named for corporate and industrial origins, including Mobil Rd, Sunray Rd, and Continental Rd, reflecting the region's long association with the energy industry. These thoroughfares connect small settlements and burial sites like the Claude Cemetery and Alma Cemetery, providing a clear record of local family and community history. Water management is a visible priority here, evidenced by the Wildhorse Creek Site 14 Dam situated among the drainage basins of Wildhorse Creek and Black Bear Creek. The infrastructure, including routes like Old Hwy 76 and Old Hwy 7, shows how modern transit has layered over established pioneer paths and creek crossings along Panther Creek and Caddo Creek.