1995 Map of Oklahoma City

About this map

Oklahoma City's dense urban grid and expansive transportation networks are captured here in the mid-1990s, anchored by the massive footprint of Will Rogers World Airport and the State Fairground. The map documents a metropolis shaped by institutional growth, showing prominent landmarks such as Oklahoma City University, the Myriad Convention Center, and St Anthony Hosp. The North Canadian River winds through the central corridor, flanked by a complex system of levees and numerous recreational spaces like Wheeler Park and Wiley Post Park. For those tracing local heritage, the map identifies numerous neighborhood schools and religious sites, including the Czech Cem, Fairlawn Cemetery, and Crossroads Cathedral. This record reflects the city’s post-war expansion as arterial routes like the Stanley Draper Expressway integrate the surrounding residential and industrial zones.