2016 Map of Selman NW

About this map

The Cimarron River winds through the northwestern corner of the Oklahoma Panhandle, carving a path across the border of Harper County and Woods County. This portion of the High Plains is defined by its drainage systems, including the serpentine course of Lodge Pole Creek and the smaller Anderson Creek. Human settlement in this rural landscape is sparse, anchored by a network of sectional roads and the historic Lutheran Cem, which serves as a significant genealogical marker for early families in the region. The map captures the agricultural and ranching character of the land, where natural features like Miller Lake stand out against the surveyed grid of rural routes such as Osage Rd.