1969 Map of Elmore City NE

About this map

Rush Creek meanders through the northern portion of this Oklahoma landscape, defining a topography heavily marked by the region's energy and agricultural activities. The transition between the Whitebead, Elmore, and Brady districts reveals a countryside dotted with numerous oil wells and a complex network of pipelines that crisscross the terrain. This late 1960s survey, updated with aerial data in the late 1970s, captures the rural social fabric through landmarks such as Love Ch, Fair Oak Ch, and the Church of God. The A T & S F railroad cuts through the northeastern corner, providing a vital link for the local economy. Water management is evident through a series of reservoirs and spillways, including Spillway Elev 1010 and Spillway Elev 918, which sit amidst the hills south of the creek.