2016 Map of Ringling NW

About this map

Negro Cr and Mud Cr wind through the sectioned plains of Northwest Ringling in this 2016 survey of Jefferson County. The landscape is defined by a dense grid of named rural routes and ranch roads, reflecting modern land management and cattle ranching in the Oklahoma cross timbers. Major corridors such as Mountain Home Blvd and Dillard Tripp Wilson Rd provide access to the interior acreage, while Murphy Ranch Rd highlights the local importance of specific landholdings. In the southern reaches, Post Oak Cr and Crooked Cr continue the intricate drainage pattern typical of the Red River basin. The map illustrates a contemporary rural environment where long-established family names and ranching operations, such as those along Ted Tripp Blvd and J R Ogle Blvd, maintain the continuity of the local community.