2013 Map of Rocky Creek

About this map

The Glover River watershed dominates this part of McCurtain County, where the West Fork and East Fork converge amidst high ridges. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations such as Big Horseshoe Mtn and Little Horseshoe Mtn, which guide the drainage of numerous small tributaries including Winship Br and Rocky Cr. While the landscape is primarily defined by its hydrology, a network of forest and ranch roads provides access to the interior. Traces of human activity and land use are visible through named routes like Clealik Rd and the Jones Ranch Trl. The map details a complex system of creeks, from Terrapin Cr in the west to Beeman Cr and North Carter Cr in the east, illustrating the intricate natural drainage patterns characteristic of this part of Oklahoma.