1985 Map of Putnam
USGS Topo · Published 1985About this map
Putnam sits at the northern edge of this West-Central Oklahoma landscape, where the prairie is dissected by the drainage systems of Sorter Creek, Horse Creek, and Deer Creek. The map reveals a rural community deeply integrated with the energy industry of the mid-1980s, evidenced by the extensive Oil and Gas Field and numerous scattered wells. For genealogists, the survey preserves the locations of vital community landmarks such as Merck Cem, Liberty Cem, and the Independence Ch cemetery and church site. The boundary between Dewey and Custer Counties runs through the center of the sheet, dividing the townships of Harrison, Banner, and Grant. Smaller locales like Sunset and Roseland Ch further define the social geography of this agricultural and resource-rich region.
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