1987 Map of Temple
USGS Topo · Published 1988About this map
Temple stands as the primary hub of this southern Oklahoma landscape, centered in a grid of section-line roads and agricultural fields. This 1980s revision reveals the significant footprint of Waurika Lake to the east, bounded by a series of engineered Levee structures. The map documents the rural infrastructure of the era, from the Temple Airport to the Substation at Fivemile Corner. Local history is preserved in the location of the Temple Cem and Valley View Ch, while the northern reaches show the smaller settlement of Mills. The convergence of Beaver Creek and Little Beaver Creek feeds into a protected State Wildlife Management Area, illustrating the transition from traditional prairie creek beds to a modern reservoir system that reshaped the topography near the Cotton and Stephens County line.
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