2010 Map of Turpin East

About this map

The Beaver River winds through the southern half of this landscape, carving a prominent path through the High Plains of the Oklahoma Panhandle. Near the northwest corner, the community of Turpin serves as a focal point for the region's transport, where local roads like Beaver Rd intersect with the primary north-south highway. The terrain is defined by several drainage systems, including Sharp Creek and Short Creek, which feed toward the river from the north, while Jackson Creek approaches from the south. The prevalence of grid-patterned roads, such as Hollow E0120 and Hollow N1210, illustrates the systematic land division and agricultural organization typical of this era. Further east along the creek beds, the Smith Ranch represents the rural ranching operations that have long anchored the local economy in this part of Beaver County.