2012 Map of Redden

About this map

The settlement of Redden serves as the focal point for this rural Oklahoma landscape, situated in the southern reaches where the road network transitions into the hills. The area's history is anchored by family-named landmarks and essential community sites such as Redden Cem, Baker Cem, and Hewitt Cem, which reflect the generations of families that have farmed these valleys. Transport through the region is defined by the modern corridor of the Indian Nation Tpke, which cuts through the eastern terrain near the Daisy Interchange. The topography is shaped by significant water systems including McGee Cr and Buck Cr, carving through areas like McGee Valley and beneath the heights of Hewitt Mtn. Notable for its mixture of aviation and agriculture, the Cochran Ranch Airport sits in the northwest, punctuating a landscape otherwise characterized by narrow creek branches and hollows.