1969 Map of Woodward NE

About this map

Boiling Springs State Park serves as a verdant focal point along the North Canadian River in this late 1960s survey of the Oklahoma plains. The landscape is defined by its industrial and recreational utility, showing a mix of infrastructure like the Drag Strip and Crystal Beach Lake alongside traditional transit corridors. Two major railroads, the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and the Missouri - Kansas - Texas, underscore the region's historical role as a transportation hub. Grounded details such as the McCormick Landing Strip and a Gaging Station on Boggy Creek reflect the era's focus on aviation and water management. For the local historian, the map also captures the Woodward Corp Bdy and the small settlement of Alston, providing a precise record of the area's mid-century expansion.