
The wide, braided channel of the Red River dominates this mid-1970s orthophoto, marking the borderlands of Jackson County. Produced by the Geological Survey from aerial photography taken in February 1975, this map provides a rare visual of the river's complex sandbars and shifting paths before modern vegetation and hydrological changes could alter the view. The small community of Elmer sits in the northwest, while Hess occupies the agricultural lands to the east. The landscape is defined by the rigid geometry of farm plots contrasting against the organic, meandering flow of the river, offering a clear record of rural land use and river morphology during this period.
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13 maps found

1963 Altus SE
Jackson County, OK

1964 Warren
Jackson County, OK

1971 Duke
Jackson County, OK

1971 Prairie Hill
Jackson County, OK

1975 Elmore City NE
Jackson County, OK

1975 Quanah NE
Jackson County, OK

1975 Quanah NW
Jackson County, OK

1984 Quanah NE
Jackson County, OK

2022 Altus SE
Jackson County, OK

2022 Duke
Jackson County, OK

2022 Prairie Hill
Jackson County, OK

2022 Quanah NE
Jackson County, OK

2022 Warren
Jackson County, OK