1979 Map of Togo

About this map

Oil Field operations dominate the landscape of south-central Kansas in this late-1970s survey. The area is characterized by a dense network of petroleum extraction sites, with numerous Oil Well and Oil Wells markings scattered across the terrain. At the heart of this rural setting is the small settlement of Togo, located near the Prairie Home Ch. The landscape is drained by Chalk Creek and Happy Creek, which cut through the open country. These drainages provide a natural contrast to the industrial footprint of the energy sector, which includes a local Quarry and a prominent Radio Tower. The map also captures the political boundary between Graham Co and Trego Co, illustrating how these administrative lines intersect with the region's natural and economic geography during a peak era of local oil production.