1969 Map of Shattuck NE

About this map

Twentyfive Mile Creek winds through this northwestern Oklahoma landscape, carving a detailed drainage pattern through the townships of Jefferson, Murdock, Athens, and Woodrow. This 1969 survey captures the region during a period of active natural resource extraction, evidenced by the numerous Gas Wells and Drill Holes scattered across the terrain. The map serves as a precise record of the industrial infrastructure of the late 1960s, showing the path of a major Pipeline and several Caliche Pits used for local road building and surfacing. Smaller watercourses like Sixteenmile Creek feed into the primary valley, illustrating the complex hydrology of Ellis County. Near the southern edge, a Sandpit and a prominent Radio Tower stand as distinctive local landmarks among the section lines and rural tracks.