1969 Map of Mooreland SE

About this map

The North Canadian River meanders across the southwestern portion of this Woodward County landscape, carving a distinct riparian path through the surrounding plains. By the late 1960s, the region was defined by a mix of agricultural surveying and industrial development, with the interior terrain dotted by numerous Gas Wells and a network of pipelines. Local boundaries like Liberty, Garvey, Cedardale, and Webster segment the land, reflecting the established township and range system. Rural infrastructure is evident through the inclusion of a Landing Strip and a Sandpit, indicating localized industrial and transportation needs. For genealogists, the Miller Cem provides a specific point of historical interest within this 1969 snapshot of northwest Oklahoma's energy-producing and farming country.