1932 Map of Yale

About this map

The Cimarron River carves a winding path through this central Oklahoma landscape, where the early 1930s oil economy and agrarian roots intersect. The map documents a dense network of country schools, including Primrose Sch No 1 and Eagle Sch, indicating a well-populated rural district at the time of the survey. The industrial influence is clearly visible near Oilton with an concentration of Oil Tanks and rail connections, reflecting the importance of petroleum during this era.