1972 Map of Seminole

About this map

Seminole serves as the industrial and educational anchor of this central Oklahoma landscape, where the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad bisects a town defined by its municipal parks and local schools like Woodrow Wilson Sch and Lincoln Sch. The surrounding terrain is heavily marked by the region's petroleum history, with numerous Oil Wells and a Refinery dotting the outskirts. To the south, the settlement of Bowlegs sits above the Little River, while the rural areas are peppered with small family and community landmarks such as Cudjo Cem and Mekusukey Ch. This survey illustrates the transition from an intensive mineral-extraction economy toward a more established municipal infrastructure, including the expansion of Seminole Jr College and the Seminole Municipal Country Club. Waterways like Wewoka Creek weave through the northeastern sector, providing a natural contrast to the industrial footprint of the sprawling oil fields.