1966 Map of Banjo Flats East

About this map

Banjo Flats serves as the central landform of this Washakie County landscape, characterized by a complex network of drainage draws and resource extraction sites in the mid-1960s. The terrain is marked by intermittent watercourses like Little Slick Creek in the northwest and the winding path of the East Fork Nowater Creek further south. This survey captures a moment of active energy exploration across the high plains, evidenced by numerous infrastructure labels including an Oil Well, a Drill Hole, and a Flowing Well concentrated near the center of the sheet. Transportation is limited to rugged tracks such as Marconi Road, which skirts the eastern ridges. To the southeast, the geography transitions into the curiously named Little Denver Jake Draw, while the isolated Roush Well No 2 stands at the southern extent, illustrating the wide distribution of industrial activity across this sparsely populated region.