1967 Map of Dustin

About this map

The town of Dustin serves as the hub of this mid-century survey, situated at the boundary of Okfuskee and Hughes counties. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the North Canadian River and an extensive network of petroleum extraction, including the Gregory Oil and Gas Field and the West Dustin Oil Field. Evidence of industrial evolution is visible in the transportation corridors, where the Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad and St Louis San Francisco lines intersect with an Old Railroad Grade. For local historians and genealogists, the map identifies specific community landmarks such as the Dustin Cemetery, Mosewiley Cemetery, and Thewatie Church. The topography varies from the river bottomlands to the wooded heights of the Weleetka and Dustin hills, with small water bodies like Dustin Lake and numerous creeks punctuating the terrain.