1972 Map of Seiling
USGS Topo · Published 1974About this map
The North Canadian River meanders across this Northwest Oklahoma landscape, defining the transition between the townships of Webster, Sheridan, and Seiling. During the early 1970s, the town of Seiling serves as the regional hub, anchored by its City Hall and proximity to the Seiling Airport. The map documents a rural economy still tied to the land, evidenced by several resource extraction sites including a Caliche Pit in the north and a Gravel Pit near Deep Creek. Local heritage is preserved in quiet corners like the Elm Grove Ch and cemeteries such as Brumfield Cem and Chester Cem, while the small settlement of Chester sits just north of the river's bend. Significant drainage patterns are marked by Bent Cr, Seiling Creek, and Cheyenne Creek, which feed into the main river valley near a local Gaging Station.
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