1934 Map of Crutcho Creek

About this map

The North Canadian River winds through this landscape during a period of significant industrial and municipal expansion east of Oklahoma City. The map reveals the infrastructure of the early 1930s, including the Cotton Compress and several specialized facilities like the Disposal Plant and various pumping stations that supported the growing urban core. Educational and religious centers anchor the surrounding rural tracts, with Foster High Sch and Harmony Sch serving local families, while Martin Ch stands near the boundary of Oklahoma County and Cleveland Co. Transport networks are well-defined by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway and the Midland Valley Railroad, alongside major thoroughfares such as Highway 29th Street. The presence of the Oklahoma County Farm and Sunny Lane Cemetery provides vital data for genealogists tracing ancestors in the Capitol Hill and Bodine City areas.