
The Canadian River cuts a wide path through the Oklahoma prairie in this early 1960s survey, marking the boundary for several historical townships including Little Robe and Boyd. This landscape is defined by the transition from the rolling cattle country of Dewey and Custer counties to the emerging energy infrastructure of the mid-twentieth century. Numerous Gas Wells and Drill Holes are scattered across the terrain, indicating the growth of the region's petroleum industry alongside traditional ranching.
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