2010 Map of Vici NW

About this map

Northwestern Woodward County is defined by a sparse, rural landscape dominated by a network of sectional roads and the drainage systems of the eastern Oklahoma plains. The topography is shaped by the meandering courses of North Persimmon Creek and South Persimmon Creek, which provide the primary geographical relief across the section lines. This area maintains the classic Great Plains grid system, with roads such as N 2000 Rd and E 0580 Rd providing access to the vast ranchlands and agricultural plots. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, Turkey Creek cuts through the terrain, further marking the natural watersheds of the region. The map reflects a modern period of rural land management where the traditional prairie has been methodically partitioned by infrastructure while remaining largely undeveloped.