
The Canadian River meanders across the landscape south of the El Reno Corporate Boundary in this late 1960s study. The terrain is defined by large regional divisions including Maple Prairie, East Walnut, and Lone Rock, reflecting the open agricultural character of Canadian and Grady counties. This period captures a transition in local land use, where the expansive prairie landscape is punctuated by the small settlement at Heaston and aviation activity at Mustang Field on the eastern edge of the survey area.
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1893 Cogar
Canadian County, OK

1893 Fort Reno
Canadian County, OK

1941 Fort Reno
Canadian County, OK

1942 Fort Reno
Canadian County, OK

1949 Fort Reno
Canadian County, OK

1966 Minco NE
Canadian County, OK

1967 Cogar NW
Canadian County, OK

1967 Fort Reno SW
Canadian County, OK

1968 Cogar NE
Canadian County, OK

1972 El Reno NE
Canadian County, OK

1972 Richland
Canadian County, OK

1979 Fort Reno
Canadian County, OK

1979 Fort Reno NE
Canadian County, OK

1979 Geary South
Canadian County, OK

1979 Porcupine Butte
Canadian County, OK

2022 Cogar NE
Canadian County, OK

2022 Cogar NW
Canadian County, OK

2022 El Reno NE
Canadian County, OK

2022 Fort Reno
Canadian County, OK

2022 Fort Reno NE
Canadian County, OK

2022 Fort Reno SW
Canadian County, OK

2022 Geary South
Canadian County, OK

2022 Minco NE
Canadian County, OK

2022 Porcupine Butte
Canadian County, OK

2022 Richland
Canadian County, OK