2018 Map of Turpin East

About this map

Beaver River meanders across the southern plains of the Oklahoma Panhandle in this 2018 survey of eastern Beaver County. The landscape is defined by the broad drainage basin of the river and its seasonal tributaries, including Sharp Cr and Jackson Creek. The survey reflects the rectilinear geometry of the Public Land Survey System, with township and range lines like t4n r21e and t5n r21e forming the primary framework for land organization and rural access roads. Modern infrastructure is represented by a grid of local routes such as Beaver Rd, Ew 13, and Ew 17, which provide access to the vast ranching and agricultural tracts between the river breaks and the higher tablelands. This map captures the characteristic hydrological patterns of the High Plains, where drainage channels often remain dry except during significant weather events.