
Foss sits at a crossroads of water and transport in Washita County, where the meandering course of Turkey Creek flows toward the extensive shoreline of Clinton Lake. This orthophotoquad, produced from aerial photography taken in April 1976, reveals the intricate relationship between the region's agricultural field patterns and the engineered landscape of the reservoir. The high-contrast imagery highlights the varied terrain, from the sharp relief of creek-cut draws to the broad, flat expanses of managed acreage. The placement of Foss near the lake's eastern reaches underscores its role in a landscape defined by water management and mid-century rural development.
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1956 Cordell
Washita County, OK

1976 Dill City NE
Washita County, OK

1976 Dill City SE
Washita County, OK

1983 Cloud Chief
Washita County, OK

1983 Cordell
Washita County, OK

1983 Dill City NE
Washita County, OK

1983 Dill City SE
Washita County, OK

1984 Cowden
Washita County, OK

1984 Gotebo NW
Washita County, OK

1984 Lake Valley
Washita County, OK

1985 Crowder Lake
Washita County, OK

1987 Elk City SE
Washita County, OK

1989 Retrop
Washita County, OK

2022 Cloud Chief
Washita County, OK

2022 Cordell
Washita County, OK

2022 Cowden
Washita County, OK

2022 Crowder Lake
Washita County, OK

2022 Dill City NE
Washita County, OK

2022 Dill City SE
Washita County, OK

2022 Elk City SE
Washita County, OK

2022 Gotebo NW
Washita County, OK

2022 Lake Valley
Washita County, OK

2022 Retrop
Washita County, OK