1967 Map of Kingston North

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Lake Texoma dominates the eastern portion of this landscape, its waters reaching into the intricate inlets of Little Glasses Bay and Little Glasses Creek. The 1960s terrain shows a transition from the developing shorelines of Lake Texoma State Park to the managed wetlands of the Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge in the north. The area's industrial and transportation history is evident in the presence of an extensive Oil Field and the St Louis - San Francisco railroad line. Settlement patterns are anchored by Kingston, while the interior features an Old Railroad Grade and local landmarks like Grantham Ch and a rural Cem. The Roosevelt Memorial Bridge serves as a critical connection across the reservoir's fingers, illustrating the mid-century infrastructure required to navigate this modified river valley.