1969 Map of Boise City NW

About this map

The Beaver River winds through the southern landscape of this Oklahoma Panhandle survey, a region defined by its expansive topography and the section-line grid of the High Plains. Tracing the border between the Wheeless and Cleveland districts, the map reveals a terrain primarily dedicated to water extraction and ranching. Numerous wells are distributed across the township blocks, highlighting the critical reliance on groundwater in this arid environment during the late 1960s. The dense contour lines near the river valley contrast with the flatter upland plateaus, providing a clear picture of the land's drainage patterns and the subtle changes in elevation that dictated local agricultural and settlement boundaries.