2018 Map of Indianapolis

About this map

The Custer County landscape near Indianapolis and Clinton is defined by an intricate network of reservoirs and creeks that supported the regional agriculture of the late 1960s. Dickey Reservoir, George Cornell Reservoir, and Bozeman and McBride Reservoir serve as prominent water features alongside the flowing waters of Turtle Creek, Bear Creek, and Little Deep Creek. Transportation infrastructure is a central theme of this 1968 map, featuring the iconic Route 66 Highway and the I- 40 Svc Rd, which bisect the rural terrain. Local history researchers can pinpoint several burial sites, including Mount Hope Cemetery, Summit Cemetery, and Newton Cemetery. The gridded network of rural routes like Custer City Road and Arapaho Road illustrates the organized development of this Oklahoma region during the mid-20th century.