1973 Map of Texhoma NW

About this map

Tepee Creek and its various tributaries meander through this section of the Oklahoma Panhandle, illustrating a landscape defined by ranching and resource extraction in the early 1970s. The map shows the Oil and Gas Field northwest of Clark Landing Field, marked by numerous Oil Wells and a Drill Hole. This energy infrastructure is supported by a network of pipelines crossing the survey area. For those researching local family history or land use, the Baker Cem stands as a significant point of interest amidst the expansive Turney and Texhoma sections. The terrain is further characterized by surface mining operations, including a Caliche Pit and several Gravel Pits, which indicate the local economic reliance on both the geology below and the cattle country above. The sparse road network and scattered landmarks suggest a low-density rural community centered on these vital industries.