1970 Map of Fairvalley SW

About this map

Long Creek and Doe Creek carve through the north-central Oklahoma terrain on this 1970s survey, revealing a landscape defined by natural drainage and industrial infrastructure. The area is marked by the expansive Oil and Gas Field, indicating the mid-century energy production that shaped Woodward County's rural economy. Evidence of local utility and transport is found in the Pipeline corridors, a remote Pumping Station, and a private Landing Strip, reflecting the logistical needs of remote oil operations. The map also identifies a Caliche Pit, a resource essential for surfacing the network of section-line roads that segment the townships of Union, Mooreland, and Liberty. This document preserves the intersection of traditional ranching boundaries, shown by fine red dashed lines, with the intensifying development of the regional oil and gas industry.