1969 Map of Tegarden NW

About this map

The Kansas-Oklahoma state line runs across the northern edge of this 1969 survey, where Yellowstone Creek cuts through the high plains of Woods County. This landscape is primarily defined by its drainage patterns and subterranean geography, most notably the Fulkner Cave located south of the border. Settlement is sparse, with the Ewing Cemetery serving as a primary marker of local heritage. Small-scale industrial activity is evident through the presence of a Sandpit and several locations marked as Drill Holes, indicating resource extraction in the region. The map captures the quiet transition between Yellowstone and Cedar townships, showing the section lines and rural tracks that structured life in this borderland during the late 1960s.