1968 Map of Anadarko East

About this map

Anadarko serves as the focal point for this survey, appearing as a significant crossroads where the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad meets the winding path of the Washita River. The town grid is clearly defined, showing institutional landmarks like Lincoln Sch, East Sch, and the Indian Museum. Cultural and recreational sites are prominent on the outskirts, including the Caddo Country Club and the themed attraction Indian City positioned near the rugged elevations of the South Hills. This landscape illustrates the mid-century development of the Southern Plains, where agriculture and infrastructure follow the fertile river valley and its tributaries like Sugar Creek and Delaware Creek. Genealogists may find value in the specific locations of the Kiowa Cem and Roach Cem, while the various Gaging Stations along the river reflect ongoing water management efforts in the region.