1979 Map of Bloom SW

About this map

Keiger Creek and Little Sandy Creek carve through this section of Clark County, defining a landscape of drainage patterns and subtle relief. The territory is organized across the townships of Appleton, Englewood, and Center, reflecting a late-1970s view of rural Kansas land management. Sparse settlements are marked by small localities such as Jacobs and Pike, while the presence of a Radio Tower and an extensive east-west Pipeline indicate the infrastructure supporting this agricultural and utility corridor. Several natural water sources, simply labeled Springs and Spring, dot the southern terrain near Sugarloaf, a prominent topographical landmark. A Gravel Pit in the southwest corner suggests the local extraction industry during this era of survey.