2010 Map of Willow

About this map

The town of Willow serves as the focal point for this Southwest Oklahoma landscape, where the flat plains of Greer County are interrupted by the distinct elevations of Haystack Mountain and the geological feature known as The Haystack. The map documents a predominantly rural infrastructure defined by a rigid grid of county roads, such as N 1940 Rd and E 1350 Rd, that supports the agricultural economy of the region. Local history and genealogy are preserved through markers like the Willow Cemetery and Brinkman Cemetery, while water management is evidenced by the James Travis Dam on a tributary of Haystack Creek. The presence of Lake Creek further defines the drainage patterns that have shaped the settlement and land use of this area since the early twentieth century.