1966 Map of Lindsay SW

About this map

The Washita River meanders through the heart of the Golden Trend oil region, a landscape defined by both agricultural drainage and industrial infrastructure. The settlement of Bradley sits near the northern boundary, while an Old Grade Railroad traces a former path across the river valley. Evidence of the mid-century petroleum economy is prominent, featuring an active Refinery, multiple Pipeline corridors, and supporting landmarks like a Water Tank and Radio Tower. Local history is anchored by family-named landscape features such as Sandy Creek, Larimore Creek, and Rounds Creek. A small Cem and a Hospital further illustrate the community development of this tri-county intersection where Grady, McClain, and Garvin counties meet.