2010 Map of Turpin West

About this map

Nabisco Cemetery sits as a quiet landmark within the section-line grid of the Oklahoma Panhandle, just west of the small community of Turpin. This landscape is defined by the rigid geometry of rural roads like K Rd and M Rd, which divide the high plains into precise squares. Cutting through this artificial order is the natural course of Sharp Creek, which meanders across the northeast corner of the quadrangle. The map reveals the high degree of organization in Beaver County's modern rural infrastructure, where alphanumeric routes such as Hollow E0110 and Hollow N1170 facilitate transport between isolated homesteads and larger agricultural hubs. Scattered across the terrain are numerous small, unnamed water catchments, typical of the regional hydrology in this part of Oklahoma.