2010 Map of Taloga

About this map

Taloga serves as the central hub of this Oklahoma landscape, situated near a prominent bend in the Canadian River. The surrounding Dewey County terrain is defined by a grid-like network of rural section roads, including E 0680 RD and N 2270 RD, which weave through a series of significant water management features. A cluster of reservoirs named for local families—such as the Taylor Number 4 Reservoir, Taylor Number 3 Reservoir, and Taylor Number 10 Reservoir—illustrates the region's reliance on engineered water storage for agriculture and land management. Further south, the Kouns Number 1 Reservoir and its associated Kouns Number 1 Dam stand near the river's path. Small drainage systems like Seiling Creek and Cheyenne Creek feed into the river basin, marking the natural drainage patterns of this prairie environment as it appeared in the early 21st century.