1931 Map of Drumright

About this map

Drumright stands as a central hub of the Oklahoma oil fields during the early 1930s, surrounded by a dense network of derricks and infrastructure, including a massive cluster of Oil Tanks to the west. This industrial activity is woven into a landscape of rural schoolhouses and small settlements like Shamrock and Depew. The map clearly delineates the Indian Territory Boundary, separating the Indian Nation from neighboring counties, a critical reference for understanding the land tenure of the era.