2016 Map of Waynoka NW

About this map

P M Miller Reservoir and McGill Lake anchor the northern reaches of this Woodward County landscape, situated within a dense network of sectional roads and drainages. The area is defined by the winding course of Whitehorse Cr in the northwest and Eagle Chief Cr in the northeast, illustrating the hydrologic character of the northwestern Oklahoma plains. A structured grid of rural routes, including Grant Rd, Custer Rd, and Comanche Rd, partitions the land, marking the persistent agricultural and ranching patterns of the early 21st century. The map also captures the political boundary of Woods Co at its western edge, providing a clear view of the territorial divisions near Waynoka at this moment in time. This survey is particularly useful for tracing modern land ownership boundaries and identifying specific water management features used in the local cattle and farming economy.