1970 Map of Sleeping Bear Creek SE

About this map

Harper Co Woodward Co boundary lines divide this landscape of western Oklahoma, where the drainage systems of Sleeping Bear Creek and Traders Creek carve distinctive patterns through the terrain. The map captures a primarily rural environment defined by the administrative townships of Center, Union, and Woodward. Industrial infrastructure is notably present through a network of pipelines and several oil wells, reflecting the region's energy production in the early 1970s. Local history is anchored at the Lathrop Cem and marked by modern communication markers like the Radio Tower. The southern portion of the sheet introduces the northern edge of Mooreland, providing a detailed view of the section lines and rural infrastructure that defined this high plains landscape at the time of the survey.