1972 Map of Ramona

About this map

The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad serves as the primary corridor through this portion of Oklahoma, connecting the settlements of Ochelata and Ramona. This 1972 survey captures a landscape defined by its energy and agricultural history, with the terrain dotted by numerous Oil Wells, Gas Wells, and scattered Drill Holes. The drainage pattern of the Caney R and its tributaries, including Keeler Creek, Double Creek, and the North Fork, shapes the local topography, highlighted by the prominent Twin Mounds south of Ochelata. Genealogists will find value in the clearly marked Ochelata Cem and Ramona Cem, along with the Happy Hill Ch located near the eastern boundary. The presence of Lake Todd and various industrial features like a Quarry and a Radio Tower reflect the mid-century development of Washington and Oklahoma counties.