1974 Map of Wagoner East

About this map

Wagoner serves as the focal point for this mid-1970s survey, illustrating a community defined by its proximity to the expansive waters of Fort Gibson Lake. The eastern edge of town transitions into a landscape of recreation and conservation, featuring the State Waterfowl Refuge and the winding reaches of the Neosho River. A network of transportation is clearly visible, with the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad and Missouri Pacific Railroad providing industrial backbone to the region. To the east, the map details the rising elevation of Blue Mound and the rugged shoreline near Sequoyah State Park. Local history is anchored by sites like Elmwood Cem, Pioneer Memorial Cem, and neighborhood anchors such as Maple Sch and Trinity Ch. The map also documents aviation facilities including Wagoner Airfield and the Rickelson Ranch Landing Strip, reflecting the varied land use of the era.