1958 Map of Mannford SE

About this map

New Mannford and the surrounding Creek County landscape are captured during a period of transition as the Keystone Reservoir began to alter the regional geography. The map reveals a land heavily defined by the energy industry, with an extensive Oil and Gas Field and numerous Oil Wells scattered across the northern and southern sectors. This industrial footprint is underscored by a network of Pipelines traversing the hills of Red Fork. In the more rural southern sections, the community of Hazelup and landmarks such as Dripping Springs Ch offer touchpoints for local genealogy. The presence of Radio Towers (KRMG) near the Tulsa and Creek County line marks the modernization of the era, while the winding paths of Salt Creek and Tiger Creek show the original drainage patterns before the reservoir's full impact.