1967 Map of Stillwater North

About this map

Oklahoma State University anchors the southern portion of this topographic study, revealing the northward expansion of Stillwater during the mid-to-late 20th century. The landscape is a mix of educational infrastructure and recreational spaces, most notably Boomer Lake Park and its associated water bodies like Hazen Lake and Sanborn Lake. To the north, the transition from urban streets to rural terrain is marked by the presence of oil wells and the Cimarron Turnpike, which cuts across the landscape near the small community of Yost.