1967 Map of Kingman

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Kingman serves as the regional hub for this mid-century survey, its grid reaching toward the South Fork Ninnescah River. The town's infrastructure is well-established, featuring the Kingman Municipal Airport, a Courthouse, and the County Fairground on the southern edge. The influence of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad is prominent, with lines converging at the city center and passing through the small settlement of Varner to the northeast. Beyond the urban core, the landscape transitions into agricultural townships like White and Galesburg, where land use is marked by several Oil Wells, a Drive-in Theater, and family-named sites such as Schooley Cemetery. The network of Smoots Creek and Negro Creek provides natural drainage across the terrain, reflecting the area's transition from river-valley settlement to a diverse rural economy involving ranching, energy extraction, and transit.