1973 Map of Eva

About this map

Goff Creek meanders through the high plains of the Oklahoma Panhandle, cutting through the distinctive topography of Carthage and Turney. This 1970s landscape is defined by its energy infrastructure, marked by an extensive Oil and Gas Field and a network of wells and a Pipeline that crisscross the region. The map captures the small community of Eva and the nearby Four Corners, centers of local life alongside the Yarbrough Sch. An Old Railroad Grade provides a physical record of former transportation routes that once linked these remote settlements. Beyond the energy and agriculture sectors, smaller industrial footprints like the Caliche Pit and the Sewage Disposal Pond reflect the practicalities of rural development during this era. The detailed mapping of fence and field lines offers a granular look at the land ownership and agricultural boundaries of Texas County at the time.