2010 Map of Taylor

About this map

The Red River defines the southern boundary of this landscape, carving a wide, braided path through the borderlands between Oklahoma and Texas. The small settlement of Taylor sits centrally atop the flat plains of Cotton County, surrounded by a rigid grid of rural section roads like Co RD e1950 and Co RD n2610. This area is characterized by its energy production and hydrology, with multiple active petroleum sites including the Cache Creek Oil Field, the West Cache Creek Oil Field, and the South Cache Creek Oil Field scattered across the northern half of the sheet. Drainage for the region is dominated by a complex network of waterways, where the West Cache Creek and East Cache Creek converge to form the main stem of Cache Creek before it eventually empties into the river to the south.