
South Boggy Creek and Cavalry Creek shape the drainage patterns of this rural landscape in Washita County. Produced as an orthophotoquad from 1976 aerial photography, the map reveals the precise arrangement of agricultural fields, terraced land, and wooded riparian corridors. The visual data highlights the intersection of natural waterways and human engineering, showing how local farmers adapted to the rolling terrain with contour plowing and soil conservation practices. This specialized document by the Geological Survey provides an unfiltered look at the mid-1970s Oklahoma countryside, emphasizing the texture of the land and the sparse road network connecting isolated farmsteads during this period.
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23 maps found

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