Red River Plains

The Red River Plains is a subregion within Oklahoma, United States, characterized by flat to rolling terrain. Historically, it was known for its fertile farmlands, though extensive cotton cultivation has depleted the soil. The region's agriculture has since diversified to include peanuts, melons, and vegetables. The Red River Plains has a relatively dense population and numerous small towns that serve as trade centers. This region is part of Oklahoma's broader transitional landscape, which includes mountains, plains, and varied climates. The Red River itself flows through this area, with its drainage pattern sloping from higher elevations in the northwest to lower elevations in the southeast.12