2010 Map of Straight SW

About this map

Mouser serves as the primary named point of reference in this corner of the Oklahoma Panhandle, situated within a vast grid of section roads that define the rural character of Texas County. The landscape is primarily shaped by the meandering course of Pony Creek as it winds through the northern and eastern sections, and Goff Creek which clips the southwestern corner. These ephemeral watercourses provide the only break in the geometric regularity of the county road system, where routes like Co Hwy 7 and Mile 35 Rd facilitate agricultural transport across the high plains. The map reflects a modern rural landscape where infrastructure is built around the 160-acre section divisions, a pattern typical of the region's late 20th-century development and land management.