1967 Map of Stratford

About this map

Stratford serves as the focal point of this Oklahoma landscape, situated at the intersection of local industry and transport in the late 1960s. The town's grid is well-defined, complemented by civic infrastructure like the Sewage Disposal Pond and a prominent Radio Tower. To the north, the small settlement of McGee remains distinct, while the land is shaped by the energy economy of the Southeast Stratford Oil Field. An Old Railroad Grade cuts diagonally across the western sections, marking a transition in the region's transportation history from rail to road.