2010 Map of Waynoka NW

About this map

Whitehorse Creek and Eagle Chief Creek define the drainage of this rural landscape in Woodward County, documented in the early twenty-first century. The map reveals a highly structured agricultural grid, where section lines are strictly followed by a network of local roads including E0190 Rd and N2280 Rd. Water management is a primary feature of the local economy and land use, evidenced by the presence of private or managed water bodies such as the P M Miller Reservoir and McGill Number 13 Reservoir. These reservoirs, held by the P M Miller Dam and McGill Number 13 Dam, show the reliance on small-scale impoundments for water security in this part of Oklahoma. The absence of named towns within the quadrangle emphasizes the area's identity as a specialized ranching or farming territory defined by its water resources and township-range road system.