1964 Map of Long Mountain

About this map

North Fork Red River carves a winding path through the heart of this mid-1960s landscape, serving as a defining boundary between Kiowa, Tillman, and Jackson Counties. The region reflects a mix of small-scale aviation and rural infrastructure, anchored by the Pleasant Valley Landing Strip and a Gaging Sta along the riverbanks. Named peaks like Dempsey Peak and Long Mountain rise above the terrain, while the St Louis - San Francisco railroad provides a primary transport corridor for local industry, connecting to various Quarries and Sandpits. Researchers focusing on genealogy will find specific interest in Headrick Cem and Rogers Cem, alongside small residential clusters at Centerville and Lige. The map captures a moment of active resource extraction and established rural life before modern expansion shifted these remote Oklahoma outposts.