2012 Map of Waynoka NW

About this map

The northwest corner of the Oklahoma panhandle country reveals a landscape defined by a sprawling grid of rural sections and seasonal watercourses. This territory, largely shaped by agriculture and water management, features prominent landmarks such as the P M Miller Reservoir and the McGill-Number 13 Reservoir, which serve as vital water storage for the high plains environment. The drainage pattern is led by Whitehorse Cr in the west and Eagle Chief Cr in the east, both carving shallow paths through the Woodward County terrain. The human imprint on the land is expressed through a rigid network of section-line roads, including E0190 Rd and N 2270 Rd, which facilitate transport across this productive prairie region. The arrangement of these roads and reservoirs suggests a long-standing reliance on irrigation and ranching infrastructure.