1966 Map of Lake Stamford West

About this map

Lake Stamford dominates the southeastern corner of this Haskell County landscape, its irregular shoreline reaching into a network of dry-land creeks and drainage branches. The 1960s terrain is marked by a mix of agricultural utility and energy extraction, characterized by the Haskell Oil Field and scattered Oil Wells across the western plains. The small community of Paint Creek serves as a local hub near the center of the sheet, situated north of a dedicated Landing Strip. Local genealogy is anchored by the Howard Cem, while the landscape is defined by the winding paths of Buffalo Creek, Mule Creek, and Rice Springs Branch. The southern portion of the map captures the Stamford Corporate Bdy, showing the city's interface with the reservoir's spillway elevation.