
Stratton Ridge and the surrounding coastal marshlands define this landscape in the mid-1960s, a period marked by heavy industrial extraction and small settlements along the waterways. The area is dominated by the Stratton Ridge Oil Field, where a dense network of Salt Wells, Oil Wells, and Gas Wells punctuates the terrain. Transportation is anchored by the Missouri Pacific railroad, which cuts a straight line through the wetlands toward the settlement of Mims.
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