1969 Map of Caddo South

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The State Fish Hatchery dominates the central landscape of this Bryan County survey, positioned north of the meandering Blue River. This region of Oklahoma, surveyed in the late 1960s, reveals a network of small settlements and transportation corridors, including the Missouri - Kansas - Texas railroad line which serves as a primary axis through Armstrong and Wasseta. To the south, the northern edge of Durant appears, featuring local infrastructure like the Durant Waterworks, a Radio Tower, and the Drive-in Theater. Rural life is marked by numerous family-named water bodies such as Thompson Creek and Harrington Creek, alongside cultural anchors like Pleasant Hill Cem and North Side Ch. The terrain transitions from the Caddo Hills in the north to the bottomlands of the Speairs area, where active Gravel Pits and Sandpits indicate the local extractive industry of the era.