1975 Map of West Point

About this map

The Old Indian Treaty Boundary cuts through this landscape, dividing the northern township from the intensive energy production to the south. Centered on the settlement of West Point, this 1975 survey documents an Oklahoma countryside undergoing industrial shift, where expansive oil fields and numerous Oil Wells populate the terrain near Salt Creek. The transition from agrarian history to mid-century infrastructure is evident in the presence of the Cimarron Toll Road Turnpike bisecting the northern half of the map, complete with its dedicated Service Facility. Local history is anchored by several rural burial grounds, including Mt Vernon Cem and Mt Pleasant Cem, while the secluded Camp Koinonia and the seasonal waters of Camp Creek define the quiet southwestern reaches.