The Jireh Cem stands as a quiet marker of local heritage in Niobrara County, situated near the intersection of N Jireh Rd and the historic Old US-20 corridor. This high plains landscape is defined by the winding course of the Niobrara River and its seasonal tributaries, including Bills Creek and Lance Creek. The terrain transitions from the low-lying Lance Cr Number 2 Reservoir up toward the distinctive elevations of the Horseshoe Hills and Seventy-Seven Hills. Water sources like Middle Creek Spring and Four Hundred Acre Spring provided essential resources in this ranching country. To the south, the prominence of Shelton Peak overlooks the Monte Edwards area, where a grid of rural routes including S Jireh Rd and Heine Rd facilitates travel across the rugged Wyoming topography.
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1950 · Prairie View School
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1954 · Torrington
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1958 · Torrington
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1970 · Cooley Draw
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1970 · Keeline
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1974 · Lone Tree Hill
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1974 · Silver Springs
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1981 · Manville
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1981 · Bills Creek
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1981 · Manville NE
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