1971 Map of Woolaroc
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
The Woolaroc Museum and its surrounding grounds form the cultural heart of this northeastern Oklahoma landscape in the early 1970s. This area of Osage County is defined by a dense network of petroleum exploration and water resources, featuring numerous Oil Wells and Gas Wells interspersed with natural springs like Nehawaski Spring and Ponce De Leon Spring. The Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad line cuts through the northern section, passing near the small settlement of Torpedo and following the course of Sand Creek.
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2 editions found
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