1966 Map of Wellston

About this map

The Wellston area of central Oklahoma is defined by the convergence of major mid-century transportation routes and the meandering path of the Deep Fork. This mid-1960s landscape shows the transition from earlier rail-dependent commerce to the high-speed transit of the Turner Toll Road, featuring a Tollgate just southwest of the main settlement. The St Louis - San Francisco Railroad continues to parallel the river, connecting smaller communities like Fallis, Gardner, and Warwick. Local industry and rural infrastructure are prominently marked, from numerous Oil Wells and Gravel Pits to the Fish hatchery and the Flying G Landing Field near the eastern boundary. Genealogists and local historians can locate community pillars such as the Church of the Living God and the Wellston Cem, alongside township divisions like Tohee, Otoe, and McKinley.