1968 Map of Capron
USGS Topo · Published 1968About this map
Capron stands as a primary settlement in this late 1960s survey, situated along the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad line. This area of northern Oklahoma, near the state boundary with Kansas, is defined by the winding paths of Driftwood Creek and Little Driftwood Creek, which cut through the townships of Driftwood, Cloud, and Keith. The landscape reflects a mix of agricultural and industrial utility, featuring the Capron Cem and scattered infrastructure such as the Loder Siding and an isolated Oil Well. The intersection of multiple county lines, including Barber and Woods and Woods and Alfalfa, highlights the jurisdictional complexity of this rural prairie region at the time of the 1968 field check.
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