1966 Map of Mustang

About this map

Lake Overholser and the Canadian River define the northern and eastern reaches of this mid-1960s landscape as the suburban footprints of Oklahoma City and Bethany begin to expand westward. The transition from industrial corridors to open rural acreage is marked by the presence of numerous oil wells and radio facilities scattered across the terrain. Key transportation routes, including the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad and the Stanley Draper Expressway, facilitate movement through these growing communities.