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From cattle roundups and Indian cultural centers on the plains to Cajun bayous and Mardi Gras on the Mississippi delta, the South Central States are surprisingly diverse in their geographical features and their peoples. Published in October 1974, this map is half of a two-piece set in the "Close-Up: U.S.A." series. Its companion travel poster is entitled "Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Texas: Rich Land of the Southern Frontier." The 1974 South Central States map features:
• Sites and events noted in many tourist destinations as well as historical and geographical notes
• National parks, state parks, wildlife refuges, national forests and grasslands, Indian reservations, and more
• Wild or scenic rivers, intracoastal waterways, and historical and recreational trails
• Capitals, cities, and towns
• Interstate highways, other roads, passenger railroads, canals, and airports
• Subtle mountain relief, rivers, lakes, and swamps
Coverage Area: Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana
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