1969 Map of Togo

About this map

The Cimarron River defines the landscape of this northwestern Oklahoma quadrangle, marking the boundary between Woods and Major counties. The river valley is flanked by distinctive Sand Dunes and the prominent Walnut Grove and Jones terrain features. This 1969 survey captures the area's mid-century petroleum development, centered on the East Campbell Gas Field and numerous scattered Oil Wells and Drill Holes. Local genealogy is anchored by the small settlement of Togo and rural burial sites such as Lone Star Cem and Connor Cem. The hydrology is further defined by Griener Creek and its tributary, East Griener Creek, which carve through the land south of Lone Mountain.