2012 Map of Rosston NW

About this map

Cimarron River dominates the northern reaches of this Harper County landscape, its broad, braided channels cutting through a terrain defined by agricultural development and water management. Evidence of early cooperative water projects is seen in the Old Settlers Irrigation Ditch, which traverses the central plains south of the river. This infrastructure reflects the region's historic reliance on local waterways for survival and industry. The map captures a high-plains grid of section lines and rural routes, such as E0030 Rd and N1740 Rd, that organize the open space between intermittent water sources like Stink Cr and Redoubt Cr. Further south, the Casey 1 Reservoir stands as a more modern modification of the drainage patterns, illustrating how water is captured and stored in this arid Oklahoma landscape.