2010 Map of Southard

About this map

Southard serves as a primary node in this northern Oklahoma landscape, where the intersection of state highways and a grid of rural section roads facilitates movement through the central plains. The terrain is defined by significant drainage patterns, with Spring Creek and Salt Creek carving through the area, eventually leading toward the notable Ruby Mill Canyon and Mount Henquent in the southern reaches. This 2010 survey highlights the agrarian and industrial infrastructure of the region, including the Karber Pond Dam and the settlement of Darrow to the northeast. For genealogists and local historians, the placement of Midlin Cemetery provides a fixed point of reference within the vast township grid. The map effectively documents the transition from open range to a structured landscape defined by named roads such as n2560 RD and e0650 RD, which mirror the early 20th-century settlement patterns that organized the state's interior.