1971 Map of Logan

About this map

Logan serves as the central settlement in this early 1970s landscape along the Oklahoma-Texas border. The area is defined by the winding paths of Kiowa Creek and Indian Creek, where the natural drainage of the High Plains meets an expanding energy infrastructure. The presence of the Logan Gas Field, a Gas Plant, and various pipelines indicates the region's mid-century shift toward petroleum production. Local history is anchored by the Kiowa Cemetery, while topographical markers like Indian Hill and the Blue Grass region provide geographic context to this Beaver County landscape. The map also records early industrial sites such as multiple sandpits, reflecting the local extraction of materials from the creek beds to support regional development.