1964 Map of Barnsdall
USGS Topo · Published 1965About this map
The town of Barnsdall serves as the industrial hub for this section of Osage County, where the Midland railroad tracks follow the winding course of Bird Creek. The landscape is heavily defined by petroleum extraction, with the Pershing Oil Field and the West Barnsdall Oil Field marking the hillsides, supported by a significant tank farm and a pumping station near Tallant. This industrial presence is contrasted by numerous family and community landmarks, including Javine Cem, Red Eagle Cem, and Reece Cem.
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