2016 Map of Woolaroc

About this map

The Woolaroc preserve and its surrounding ranchlands define this portion of the Oklahoma landscape southwest of Bartlesville. This 2016 survey details a region defined by complex hydrography and small rural settlements like Torpedo and Fite. A dense network of springs and reservoirs, including Nehawaski Spring, Crystal Lake, and Lake Higo Wah Shah She Reservoir, illustrates a highly managed water system across the Osage County line. The topography is marked by named features such as Whisky Hollow and Buck Point, which overlook the winding courses of Sand Creek and Panther Creek. The map provides a clear picture of the modern road network, from State Hwy 123 to numerous rural county routes, showing how the land has been partitioned and accessed decades after the initial settlement of the region.