2010 Map of Wolco

About this map

Wolco serves as the central settlement in this Osage County landscape, situated at a junction of rural routes near the southern edge of the quadrangle. The terrain is defined by a dense network of drainage systems, including the southward-flowing Candy Creek and Tucker Creek, which eventually meet with Bird Creek. Several numbered dams, such as Waxhoma Lake Dam and various Oknoname structures, indicate a landscape managed for water storage and local ranching needs. The presence of Old State Hwy 11 and various county roads like Co Rd 2300 provides a clear view of the transportation network connecting the small community to the surrounding hills and creek valleys. This survey illustrates the transition from traditional state highway routes to the modern county road system in a region characterized by its numerous small tributaries like Dog Thresher Creek and East Chateau Creek.