1969 Map of Dacoma SW

About this map

Highland Cem sits on an elevated ridge in this rural Oklahoma landscape, serving as a quiet anchor for the local history of Woods County during the late 1960s. The terrain is organized into distinct townships and districts including Hopeton, Belle, Galena, and Green Valley, reflecting the systematic agricultural and energy extraction patterns of the era. The presence of numerous Gas Wells and a prominent Pipeline cutting through the northeast indicate the region's mid-century economic reliance on natural resources. Water management and communications are marked by functional infrastructure like the Gaging Sta near the western border and a Radio Tower, while Sand Creek meanders across the northern reaches of the Belle district.