2009 Map of Roff North

About this map

The town of Roff sits at the headwaters of the Blue River in this 2009 survey, showcasing a landscape defined by water management and local transit. The area is marked by a significant concentration of flood control structures, including the Oknoname 11904 Dam and a series of sites along Canadian Sandy Creek. These dams and reservoirs emphasize the agricultural and hydrological importance of the drainage basins feeding the river. To the east, the community of Fitzhugh is situated along the roadway network, while landmarks such as Chimney Hill and Dry Hollow provide topographic variation. The map serves as a detailed record of local genealogy and infrastructure, capturing both the West Hill Cemetery and East Hill Cemetery on the outskirts of Roff. Connectivity is provided by the Chickasaw Tpke, which cuts diagonally through the southern half of the quadrangle, linking these small Oklahoma settlements to the broader region.