1973 Map of Sourdough Creek NW

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Middle Prong Wolf Creek meanders through the northeast corner of this 1973 survey, a prominent watercourse in an otherwise arid expanse of Ochiltree County. The landscape is defined almost entirely by mid-century energy production, dominated by a sprawling Oil and Gas Field that stretches across the plains. This industrial footprint is visible through a dense network of Pipelines and numerous Oil Wells, reflecting the region's intensive resource extraction during the 1970s. Grounded infrastructure, such as the Landing Strip and multiple instances of a Pumping Sta, suggests a remote operational environment where aviation and specialized machinery were essential for maintenance and logistics. Aside from these industrial markers, the terrain remains largely open, with contour lines indicating the subtle topography typical of the Texas Panhandle.