Waynoka sits at the western edge of this Woods County landscape, where the town's grid meets the agricultural reaches of northwestern Oklahoma. The map documents a rural transition from the residential streets of Waynoka and the Waynoka Municipal Airport toward the open bottomlands of the Cimarron River. This river corridor defines the southern boundary, where it marks the border between Woods Co and Major Co. Local history is anchored by the Waynoka Municipal Cem and the more distant Walnut Grove Cem, which sits near the banks of Walnut Grove Cr. The drainage pattern of the region is traced by several seasonal waterways, including Wildcat Cr and Sand Cr, which cut through a network of section roads like Cimarron Rd and Comanche Rd.
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1955 · Woodward
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1958 · Woodward
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1969 · Belva
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1969 · Dacoma SW
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1969 · Glass Mountains NW
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1969 · Waynoka NW
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1969 · Hopeton
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1969 · Avard
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1969 · Waynoka East
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1969 · Togo
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