1964 Map of Ardmore East

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The eastern edges of Ardmore anchor this mid-century survey, revealing the city's residential expansion alongside established industrial sites like numerous Gravel Pits. Transportation is defined by the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway and the St Louis - San Francisco line, which intersect the landscape north of the developing Lake Murray State Park. To the east, the rural character remains intact with family-named landmarks like Caldwell Hill and small community hubs including Springdale Church and Provence Church. Local history and genealogy are well-represented by several small burial grounds, such as Mt Zion Cemetery and Pruitt Cemetery. The topography transitions from the urban street grid of Ardmore to the wooded creeks of Anadarko Creek and Fourche Maline, illustrating the area's development just before the modern era of interstate expansion.