Topographic map 069064 in area of Tulsa, Fayetteville, Broken Arrow
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Type: US Geological Survey Scale: 1:250 000 Language: English Map year: 1963 Size: 15Mb Dimensions: 7301x4570px Added: 13 January 2015 Reduced fragment of topographic map is displayed on the left.
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List of geographical objects on topographic map
Cities (0.5-1 millions of inhabitants): Tulsa
City (100-200 thousand of inhabitants): Fayetteville
Small cities (50-100 thousand of inhabitants): Broken Arrow
Small cities (20-50 thousand of inhabitants): Springdale, Rogers, Bartlesville
Towns (10-20 thousand of inhabitants): Claremore, Miami, Owasso, Bentonville
Towns (5-10 thousand of inhabitants): Vinita, Jenks, Siloam Springs, Pryor Creek, Neosho, Bella Vista
Settlements (2-5 thousand of inhabitants): Gentry, Newtonia, Bernice, Valley Park, Inola, Pensacola, Chelsea, Disney, Little Flock, Goodman, Noel, Bethel Heights, Vera, Jamestown, Peoria, Chouteau, Elkins, Locust Grove, Stark City, Goshen, North Miami, Big Cabin, Picher, Elm Springs, Lowell, Adair, Salina, Stella, Granby, Nowata, Bluejacket, Colcord, Wann, Jay, Pierce City, Afton, Seneca, Strang, Grand Lake Towne, Oaks, Collinsville, Pineville, Fair Oaks, Sulphur Springs, Gravette, Ochelata, Commerce, Watts, Johnson, Prairie Creek, Fairland, Anderson, South Coffeyville, Talala, Greenland, Cardin, Copan, Welch, Kansas, Fairview, Avoca, South West City, Grove, Oologah, Catoosa, Decatur, Wentworth, Ketchum, Quapaw, Farmington, Spavinaw, Tontitown, Highfill, Cave Springs, Delaware, West Siloam Springs, Lanagan, Ramona, New Alluwe, Sperry, Pea Ridge, Centerton
Large Lakes (100-250 km2): Grand Lake O' The Cherokees, Oolagah Lake
