2010 Map of Woolaroc

About this map

The ranch lands and conservation areas of Woolaroc define this corner of the Osage Hills, where water management and recreation intertwine. This 2010 survey details a landscape carved by numerous small drainages like Sand Creek and Panther Creek, which feed into specialized reservoirs and spring-fed sites. The presence of the Wah-Shah-She Girl Scout Camp and the namesake Woolaroc museum and wildlife preserve highlights the transition of the area from purely agricultural use to cultural and youth-oriented stewardship. Small, unincorporated communities such as Fite and Torpedo appear as modest crossroads in a network of county roads. Further south, unique hydrological features including Clyde Lake, Wim-Wigor Spring Dam, and Daddy Miller Spring Dam illustrate the local importance of water control and spring development in this rolling prairie-and-timber terrain, while landmarks like Buck Point and Whisky Hollow provide specific geographical anchors for local history.