1991 Map of Letitia

About this map

Pumpkin Center and Letitia anchor the rural landscape of south-central Oklahoma at the start of the 1990s. The map illustrates a region defined by agricultural plots and significant petroleum extraction, with numerous Oil Wells and larger Oil Fields scattered across the township lines of Comanche and Stephens counties. The drainage patterns of Dry Beaver Creek and the main branch of Beaver Creek dictate the local topography, while small communities like Bethel and Hulen serve as local landmarks. Cultural sites of interest to genealogists include the local Cemetery near Letitia and Hulen Church further south. The infrastructure is rounded out by utility installations such as a Substation, Radio Tower, and Pumping Station, indicating the industrial overlay on this predominantly rural prairie landscape.