2010 Map of Waynoka West

About this map

Waynoka sits at the eastern edge of this western Oklahoma landscape, where the street grid meets the open prairie. The serpentine course of the Cimarron River dominates the central terrain, carving a wide path through the region and receiving various tributaries. Small settlements and local landmarks like Heman and O'Conner are scattered across a landscape defined by a rigid section-line road network, including n2280 RD and e0300 RD. These roads provide access to the drainages of Sand Creek, Dog Creek, and West Creek, which weave through the agricultural and ranching lands of Woods County. This 2010 digital survey captures the modern alignment of these rural thoroughfares and the persistent geographic influence of the river system on the area's development.