1957 Map of Stonewall

About this map

Stonewall and the surrounding southern Oklahoma landscape are defined by a complex network of creeks and the early development of the region's petroleum and rail infrastructure. At the time of this 1957 survey, the Fitts Oil Field and scattered Oil Wells underscore the industrial character of the area, while the Old Railroad Grade running through the township hints at changing transportation patterns. The rural community structure is visible through the positioning of the Ahloso Sch and Ahloso Cem to the northwest, alongside smaller settlements like Union Valley and Frisco.