1968 Map of Lamont
USGS Topo · Published 1970About this map
The Salt Fork Arkansas River carves a sweeping path through this north-central Oklahoma landscape, creating the prominent Whitworth Bend in its lower reaches. This late 1960s survey captures the agricultural and industrial character of Grant County, centered on the grid-patterned town of Lamont. The local economy is defined by a mix of surface water management and subsurface extraction, evidenced by the numerous Oil Wells and the Northwest Eddy Oil Field to the northeast. Transportation infrastructure is anchored by the St Louis-San Francisco railroad, which parallels the river and serves the small community of Salt Fork. Local life is further detailed through landmarks such as the High Sch, the Lamont Cem, and several smaller waterways including Pond Creek, Boggy Creek, and Spring Creek.
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