1973 Map of Bryans Corner SW

About this map

Beaver South and Hackberry regions of the Oklahoma Panhandle are defined here by a dense industrial network of extraction and energy infrastructure. Established in the 1970s, the Gas and Oil Field spans the rolling terrain, marked by a pervasive grid of Gas Wells, Oil Wells, and supporting facilities like a Compressor Station and Gas Plant. This landscape is bisected by the Texas Co Beaver Co boundary, where numerous Pipelines cut across natural drainage systems like Chiquita Creek and Fulton Creek. Despite the heavy industrial footprint, local landmarks persist, including the Pleasant Ridge Cem and a Roadside Park near the northern edge of the survey. The map provides an exacting record of the energy boom that transformed this portion of the High Plains, showing the precise placement of gravel and Caliche Pits alongside a Radio Tower.