1972 Map of Delaware
USGS Topo · Published 1991About this map
The Missouri Pacific railroad corridor anchors this northeastern Oklahoma landscape, connecting the small prairie towns of Lenapah and Delaware. The area is defined by its early-1970s energy footprint, where the California Oil Field, Lenapah Oil Field, and Delaware Oil Field are densely marked with an extensive network of oil wells, gas wells, and drill holes. These industrial features weave through the drainage basins of California Creek and Wolf Creek, reflecting a land use dominated by petroleum extraction alongside traditional agriculture.
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Editions of this 1972 Delaware Map
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