1965 Map of Lyndon NW

About this map

The Old Indian Treaty Boundary cuts a diagonal path across this Osage County landscape, a permanent mark of nineteenth-century land divisions amidst a mid-twentieth-century transformation. The filling of the Pomona Reservoir dominates the central topography, where the waters of Dragoon Creek and Hundred and Ten Mile Creek meet. This era of infrastructure development is further evidenced by Carbolyn State Park and the nearby Roadside Park, which provided new recreational spaces as the reservoir reshaped the valley.