1955 Map of Bosler SE

About this map

The eastern edge of the Laramie Mountains dominates this high-altitude landscape in Albany County. Tracing the transition from steep mountain slopes to open plains, the sheet illustrates how early ranching and navigation infrastructure began to mark the territory. A pair of Landing Strips in the northern sections points to the importance of light aircraft for traversing these remote reaches during the mid-century era. Water management is central to the land's utility, visible through a long Ditch and the winding courses of Wallrock Creek and Gates Creek. Scattered across the sections, several Windmill sites indicate the essential reliance on groundwater for livestock in a region defined by its arid terrain and rugged topography.