1968 Map of Wilmore SE

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Glick Oil and Gas Field dominates the northeastern landscape of this 1968 survey, illustrating the mid-century energy production footprint along the Comanche and Barber County line. The terrain is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including the prominent Mule Creek and its tributaries such as Dunlap Creek, Skeleton Creek, and Widow Creek. These drainage patterns carve through the township divisions of Powell and Logan, creating a complex topography of ridges and draws like Baker Canyon. While largely rural and open, the presence of various Gas Wells and a Gravel Pit indicates an economy tied to natural resource extraction. Researchers will find a meticulously detailed representation of land use and hydrology, showing how local ranching and energy interests coexisted just before the 1970s.