2010 Map of Red Horse Creek

About this map

The Beaver River meanders across this High Plains landscape in Oklahoma's Panhandle, serving as the primary drainage for numerous seasonal tributaries. The drainage network is defined by several watercourses including Red Horse Creek, Bull Creek, and Fulton Creek, which carve subtle paths through the terrain. Human activity is largely represented by a geometric grid of rural roads and the private Walden Ranch, illustrating the transition of the region into a structured ranching and agricultural economy. The road system, with labels such as Mile 59 and Hollow E0240, reflects a highly organized surveying method typical of the Western United States. This survey provides a clear look at the sparsely populated landscape just before the turn of the decade, where natural waterways remained the most prominent landmarks.