1966 Map of Roll SE

About this map

The Canadian River flows across the northern portion of this landscape, marking a prominent boundary through the rolling plains of western Oklahoma. The area is defined by its rural character and extensive drainage network, with Quartermaster Creek and Ninemile Creek cutting through the terrain. Significant for genealogists and local historians, the sheet identifies isolated community anchors like the Lone Bell Cem and Rhome Cem, alongside the Three Corner Sch. These markers of early settlement are situated within historic townships and districts including Streeter, Rawdon, and Grand. The topography is punctuated by Benham Hill, overlooking various branches of the Sourdough Creek system and Spotted Deer Creek.