1982 Map of Kingston South

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The vast expanse of Lake Texoma dominates the landscape of this early 1980s survey, illustrating the significant impact of the impounded Red River on the border between Oklahoma and Texas. The reservoir’s intricate shoreline has created numerous peninsulas and bays, such as Catfish Bay and Preston Peninsula, which by this time had become hubs for recreation at Lake Texoma State Park and various public use areas. In the southern portion, the Preston settlement occupies a finger of land extending into the lake, while the community of Kingston remains a focal point in the north along the Burlington Northern railroad.