1963 Map of Inola

About this map

The Verdigris River snakes through the western edge of this 1963 survey, defining a landscape of oxbow lakes and alluvial lowlands like Adams Creek Bottom. To the east, the Missouri Pacific railroad serves as the primary corridor for commerce and travel, anchoring the town of Inola and the nearby siding of McFarlin. The map captures a transition between the river's flood-prone basins and the upland agricultural fields, where small rural hubs like the Gregory Church and Gregory School served local farming families.