2016 Map of Red Horse Creek

About this map

Beaver River and its multiple tributaries dominate the landscape of the Oklahoma Panhandle along the border of Texas and Beaver counties. This 2016 survey illustrates the intricate drainage system of the High Plains, where the main river channel is fed by Red Horse Cr, Bull Creek, Fulton Cr, Palo Duro Cr, and Chiquita Cr. These waterways create a complex series of hollows and breaks across the terrain, contrasting with the strictly organized grid of agricultural section roads such as Mile 58, Mile 59, and S RD. The presence of the Union Center Cem in the northwestern corner marks a point of local genealogical interest, serving as a landmark within this sparsely settled ranching and farming region where the topography is primarily defined by the erosive force of the river network.