1963 Map of Tulsa
USGS Topo · Published 1963About this map
Tulsa anchors the southwest corner of this regional study, which extends across the borderlands of Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Arkansas. The mid-century landscape is defined by massive water management projects and extractive industries, with Lake O' the Cherokees and the Oologah Reservoir dominating the drainage basins of the Grand River and Verdigris River. To the northeast, the presence of numerous zinc and lead mines near Miami and Picher points to the intense industrial activity of the Tri-State district, while coal mines and strip mines are noted further west.
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