1966 Map of Union City

About this map

Union City serves as a central hub in the mid-1960s, its corporate limits extending north and south along the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad line. The map highlights a community deeply rooted in its local institutions, evidenced by the clustered Union City Cemetery, St Josephs Cemetery, and St Josephs church. To the north, the El Reno corporate boundary marks the transition toward more industrial activity, including Gravel Pits and the Mustang Field area. The landscape is defined by the drainage systems of Sixmile Creek and Arapaho Creek as they flow toward the Canadian River at the southern edge of the survey. Significant for genealogists, several outlying burial grounds like Pleasant View Cemetery and Lutheran Cemetery are documented, alongside rural landmarks such as the Claypit and the settlement at Powers.