1950 Map of Wagoner
USGS Topo · Published 1950About this map
The confluence of the Verdigris River, Arkansas River, and Neosho River defines this 1950 survey of eastern Oklahoma, a landscape shaped by both natural waterways and massive engineering projects. The Fort Gibson Reservoir is shown in its nascent stage, with the anticipated shoreline and dam site clearly marked. This era finds the region at a crossroads between its deep institutional roots, such as the Bacone College campus and the Murrow Ind Orphans Home, and the industrial expansion signaled by five major rail lines, including the Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf and the Midland Valley.
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