1970 Map of Sleeping Bear Creek SW

About this map

The North Canadian River meanders across this landscape during the early 1970s, carving a winding path through the borderlands of Harper and Woodward Counties. This area reflects a quiet, rural character focused on land use and small-scale infrastructure. Religious and social centers like the Rock Church Cem and the Community Hall suggest a dispersed but connected farming community. Industrial activity is indicated by a network of pipelines and a designated Gas Well, pointing toward the energy production that defines much of this Oklahoma region. The presence of the Missouri - Kansas - Texas rail line provides a glimpse into the transportation corridor that supported the local economy. The terrain, marked by Center and Woodward labels, shows the natural drainage patterns and topographical shifts typical of the plains.