1969 Map of Mooreland SW

About this map

The North Canadian River meanders across this rural landscape, dividing the northern reaches of Mooreland and Liberty from the alluvial plains of Moscow Flats. This 1969 survey captures a sparsely populated region of Woodward County defined by scattered rural institutions and watercourses. Local social centers are anchored by the Moscow Ch and a nearby Community Hall, while the western edge of the quadrangle shows the North Chapel and North Chapel Cem. The map reveals the imprint of older transportation networks, specifically an Old Railroad Grade that cuts through the southern terrain of Webster. Drainage is provided by several named tributaries, including Indian Creek, Sand Creek, and Persimmon Creek, illustrating the natural irrigation patterns essential to this Oklahoma prairie during the late 1960s.