2018 Map of Temple NW

About this map

Beaver Cr and its tributaries, Gooden Cr and Little Beaver Cr, carve a winding drainage pattern across this section of southern Oklahoma where Cotton, Stephens, and Comanche counties meet. The landscape is defined by the Public Land Survey System grid, with section lines marked by a network of county roads including Co RD e1740 and Co RD e1820. While the area is primarily rural and agricultural, evidence of local history and industry appears in the form of the Comanche Cem in the northeast and Shakelford Cem near the western boundary. Modern cultural markers and older infrastructure intersect at roads like Refinery Rd, Bois D Arc, and the uniquely named Dr Pepper Rd, reflecting the evolution of this prairie landscape from early tribal lands into a developed rural corridor.