1906 Map of Nelagoney
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
Osage Hills State Park and the rugged landscapes of the Strike Axe and Bigheart townships define this portion of Osage County. The map documents a territory deeply connected to the petroleum industry, evidenced by numerous Oil Wells and Gas Wells scattered throughout the hills. Transportation is anchored by two significant rail lines: the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad, which passes through Okesa and Kiheki, and the Midland Valley railroad serving the settlement of Nelagoney in the southwest corner. Water features like Sand Creek, Lookout Lake, and Peters Lake provide the primary drainage for this upland region, while the Boy Scout Camp near the state park suggests the area's transition into a space for recreation and conservation amidst its industrial oil-field activity.
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