1971 Map of Boynton

About this map

The town of Boynton serves as the focal point of this eastern Oklahoma landscape, positioned at a junction where the St Louis - San Francisco railroad cuts across the prairie. By the early 1970s, the region's character was defined by a mix of agriculture and the legacy of the local Oil Field, with numerous Oil Wells scattered across the northern sections. The terrain is marked by distinct townships and local elevations such as Bald Hill and Sutton, while the drainage system is dominated by the meandering Cane Creek and Walnut Creek.