1966 Map of Pocasset

About this map

The Old Indian Territory Boundary Line bisects this mid-1960s landscape, serving as a silent reminder of the region's complex administrative history. Centered on the community of Pocasset, the map illustrates a rural Oklahoma economy anchored by agriculture and transport. The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad runs north-south through the heart of the township, while the St Louis San Francisco line skirts the eastern edge near Amber. This era captures the area's established network of section-line roads and family-centered landmarks, including the Pocasset Cem and Amber Cem. The drainage patterns of Salt Creek, West Fork, and Otter Creek define the local topography, punctuated by industrial activity at the southern Gravel Pits. Local boundaries such as the Dutt On Line and Prairie highlight the specific surveying divisions that shaped Grady County.