1971 Map of Fort Supply NW

About this map

The And Gas Field dominates the northern landscape of this Harper County region, characterized by an extensive network of Gas Wells and connecting pipelines. This industrial footprint sits atop a terrain defined by subtle water features, where Sand Creek and scattered Springs provide a stark contrast to the petroleum infrastructure. The southern portion of the map transitions toward the Beaver R, showing a mix of resource extraction and local utility landmarks like a Substation and a Townhall. The distribution of Gravel Pits and numerous Drill Holes suggests an era of active geological exploration and road maintenance. Small touches of public infrastructure, such as the Roadside Park near the eastern border, offer a sense of the mid-century traveling experience across the Oklahoma panhandle's edge.