1974 Map of Mulhall

About this map

Mulhall stands as the central hub of this Oklahoma landscape, defined by the prominent Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad corridor. The town's grid is neighbored by the Roselawn Cem, while the surrounding terrain is marked by significant topographical rises like Rose Hill and Mulhall hill. The mapping reveals a detailed network of petroleum exploration, with numerous Oil Wells and a Drill Hole scattered across the township lines, particularly in the northern reaches of Lebron and Orlando. Drainage systems are well-documented, showing the convergence of West Beaver Creek and Middle Bruner Creek into the main Beaver Creek channel, while Skeleton Creek cuts through the southwestern corner. Historical infrastructure is visible in the form of an Old Railroad Grade and a Radio Tower, providing clear markers for local history research.