1904 Map of Chickasha

About this map

Chickasha and Oklahoma City anchor this early territorial survey, which captures the region during a critical period of rail expansion and agricultural settlement at the turn of the century. The Canadian River carves a winding path through the center of the sheet, serving as a boundary for Grady, Canadian, and Cleveland counties. The landscape is defined by the burgeoning rail network, including the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and the St. Louis and San Francisco R. R., which facilitated the growth of small trade centers like Minco, Tuttle, and Pocasset.