2012 Map of Roll NW

About this map

The Canadian River flows through the southwestern corner of this western Oklahoma landscape, defining the local hydrology alongside intermittent drainages and man-made impoundments. Significant water management is evident through the presence of the Bradshaw Number 1 Reservoir in the northeast and Bradshaw Number 2 Reservoir further south, which serve the surrounding agricultural lands. The terrain is dissected by Sand Cr and W Cr, while a strict grid of section-line roads, including e0700 RD and n1880 RD, organizes the rural territory. This survey reflects the modern infrastructure of Ellis County, where the historic path of the river remains the primary natural landmark against a backdrop of organized ranching or farming tracts.