1893 Map of Stillwater

About this map

Stillwater emerges as a developing grid-pattern town in this late nineteenth-century survey, conducted shortly after the land runs opened this region to non-Indigenous settlement. The landscape is defined by the Indian Meridian, which serves as a primary surveying baseline for the surrounding township and range blocks. To the north, the boundary for the Cherokee Outlet marks a significant historical division in Oklahoma Territory, bordering Noble and Payne counties.