1971 Map of Salina SE

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Lake Hudson and the Reservoir dominate the lower western portion of this landscape, where the Powerplant and its Penstocks mark the local utility infrastructure. The terrain rises sharply into the Spavinaw Hills, a region largely preserved as the State Game Refuge. This 1970s survey shows a rural environment defined by winding waterways like Wickliffe Creek and Saline Creek, which carve through the wooded hills. Local history is anchored by family and community landmarks such as Ross Mayes Cem and Wickliffe Sch. Religious life is evident at Blue Springs Ch and New Jordan Ch, while the City of Tulsa Water Intake on the Neosho River highlights the regional importance of these water resources. The inclusion of a Landing Field and a small Gravel Pit indicates the modest industrial and transport footprints within this quiet Oklahoma interior.