1958 Map of Sapulpa South

About this map

Sapulpa sits at the northern edge of this Creek County landscape, where the urban expansion of the late 1960s meets an active petroleum landscape. The terrain is defined by the heavy presence of Oil Wells scattered across the ridges and valleys, particularly surrounding the settlements of Kiefer and Glenpool. This industrial activity is woven into a community fabric of small schools and rural parishes, such as Lone Star Sch and St Johns Ch. The St Louis San Francisco railroad cuts a diagonal path through the center of the sheet, providing the primary transportation corridor connecting the oil-rich fields to the northern trade centers. Waterways like Polecat Creek and Duck Creek wind through the hills, while landmarks like the Bartlett Hospital and South Heights Cemetery mark the enduring civic footprint of the area.