2016 Map of Stroud North

About this map

The Oklahoma countryside north of Stroud is defined by a dense network of sectional roads and small tributaries of the Deep Fork river system. Creeks such as Turkey Cr, Euchee Cr, and Rattlesnake Cr wind through the landscape, which is marked by the historical intersection of transportation and local industry. Evidence of the region's mid-century energy development is found along Oil Field Rd, while the Stroud Municipal Airport serves as a modern landmark north of the town center. Local history and genealogy are anchored by rural burial grounds, specifically Henry Cem in the northwest and Black Cem toward the center of the quadrangle. Significant throughways like the Ozark Trail Rd and Kendrick Spur Rd provide a clear view of the area's established rural infrastructure.