1970 Map of McKenzie Lake SE

About this map

The Glasco Oil Field dominates the southern landscape of this West Texas terrain, where the border between Gaines Co and Andrews Co meets an intensive network of petroleum extraction. Documented in 1970, the area is defined by a dense grid of Oil Wells and numerous Drill Holes, showing the mid-century expansion of the Permian Basin's energy infrastructure. The Pipeline corridors and the Florey Pumping Sta indicate the complex logistics required to move resources from these semi-arid plains. Cutting through the center of the sheet, the winding path of Seminole Draw provides the primary topographic relief, creating a natural drainage pattern that contrasts with the geometric precision of the industrial sites and scattered Water Tanks.