1972 Map of Horse Creek North

About this map

The Canadian River carves a broad valley through the Roberts County landscape, creating a distinct topographical boundary between the northern plateaus and the dissected canyonlands to the south. In this early 1970s survey, the territory is defined by its drainage network and energy extraction. Numerous Oil Wells, Gas Wells, and Drill Holes are scattered across the terrain, particularly near the river and along the higher elevations of Point Creek. The presence of a prominent Pipeline and a Gravel Pit in the southwest corner suggests an active industrial landscape focused on natural resource development. Moving south, the terrain becomes increasingly complex as Horse Creek and Three Corrals Creek cut deep into the earth. The lack of established towns highlights the area's character as a working rangeland, where a Jeep Trail provides one of the few passages through the eastern breaks near Home Ranch Creek.