2012 Map of Stinnett

About this map

Stinnett serves as the central hub of this Hutchinson County landscape, characterized by the dense grid of its residential streets and the surrounding industrial infrastructure. The region's economic identity is clearly defined by the sprawling Stinnett Oil Field to the west and specialized industrial nodes like the Canadian Gasoline Plant to the south. Several distinct company or worker settlements, including Supreme Camp, Creslenn Camp, and Stekoll Camp, are scattered across the plains, reflecting the historically decentralized nature of the local petroleum industry. The terrain is marked by the drainages of Cottonwood Creek and Smokehouse Creek, which flow toward Britain Lake. To the east, the small settlement of Dial sits near Signal Hill, providing a look at the rural road networks and isolated outposts that define the High Plains environment during this period of the early twenty-first century.