2009 Map of Ringwood

About this map

The town of Ringwood anchors the southwestern corner of this Major County landscape, where the agricultural grid meets the winding tributaries of the Cimarron River watershed. Settled just west of Meno, the area is defined by a methodical system of section-line roads, such as E0360 Rd and N2700 Rd, which navigate the drainage patterns of Turkey Creek and Hoyle Creek. This 2009 survey reveals the persistent presence of early community hubs, marked by several local burial grounds including Saint Michael Cemetery, Union Cemetery, and Pleasant Hill Cemetery. A significant local landmark, the Koehn Lake Dam on Koehn Lake, illustrates the modification of the prairie hydrology for water management. The map reflects a rural Oklahoma economy where the cluster of residences in Ringwood and Meno provides a sharp contrast to the surrounding expanse of farms and riparian corridors like Elm Creek and Indian Creek.