1969 Map of Glass Mountains SW

About this map

Cheyenne Valley and its local landmarks are documented in this late-1960s survey of Major County. The landscape is defined by the development of the Northeast Cheyenne Valley Oil Field and the East Cheyenne Gas Field, indicating a period of significant petroleum extraction across this part of Oklahoma. Evidence of earlier settlement remains visible through the presence of the Cheyenne Valley Ch and the Lone Star Cem near the northern boundary. The terrain is marked by distinctive elevations like Tepee Mountain, while the drainage pattern is established by the West Branch Barney Creek and Cheyenne Creek. This map preserves the mid-century footprint of rural communities and the industrial infrastructure of the Allen Oil Field before later modernizations altered the local character.