1989 Map of Texola

About this map

The Texas Oklahoma state line bisects this landscape, where the town of Texola sits directly on the border. By the late 1980s, the area reflects a transition from traditional transport to an energy-focused economy. An Old Railroad Grade traverses the northern section, tracing a path through Little Turkey Creek towards the settlement of Erick in the east. The southern terrain, characterized by the Dabney and Richland areas, is heavily marked by industrial activity, specifically numerous Gas Wells and a Pipeline network. Local history is anchored by the Texola Cem and Davis Cem, while modern developments like the Haddock Airport and a Golf Course near Erick indicate shifting land use. The drainage patterns of North Elm Creek and Bull Creek provide the primary natural structure to this prairie landscape.