2009 Map of Stillwater North

About this map

Stillwater expands northward in this 2009 survey, showcasing a landscape defined by an intricate network of water management and transportation. The northern edge of the city is anchored by Boomer Lake and the adjacent Sanborn Lake, while the suburban transition is marked by the Stillwater Municipal Airport and Lakeside Golf Course. This era illustrates a highly engineered watershed, where numerous flood control structures like Stillwater Creek Site 24 Reservoir and Longbranch Site 6a Reservoir dot the drainage basins of Cow Creek and Long Branch. The presence of the Cimarron Tpke cutting across the northern reaches reflects the region's connection to the broader Oklahoma transit corridor. Local infrastructure is further detailed through a dense grid of rural routes such as E 0530 Rd and N 3300 Rd, which provide a clear view of the area's land division and residential development patterns outside the city core.