1969 Map of Boise City

About this map

Boise City serves as a prominent hub in the Oklahoma Panhandle, its town grid centered around the Courthouse and public services like the Library, Hospital, and Po. The late 1960s landscape shows a community defined by its proximity to both the Santa Fe and Atchison Topeka railroad and the natural course of the North Canadian River to the south. This survey captures the town’s civic infrastructure in detail, from the High Sch and City Hall to the Boise City Cem on the eastern outskirts. The terrain transitions from the developed streets of the county seat to the open grazing lands and breaks of the Cleveland township, where the river valley carves through the High Plains. The map provides a precise look at the mid-century development of this intersection of rail and road, documenting landmarks like the Radio Tower and local recreation at the Golf Course.