1970 Map of Center Point NE

About this map

Lake Greeson dominates the northeastern landscape of this 1970s survey, its waters reaching into the hills via Self Creek and Rock Creek. Along these banks, the Daisy State Park and several public use areas like Arrowhead Point reflect the mid-century development of the region's recreational infrastructure. In the west, the settlement of Newhope serves as a local hub near Eden Landmark Ch and the Shiloh Cem. The terrain is defined by significant ridges such as White Mountain, which features a prominent Lookout Tower, and the winding path of the Little Missouri River. The transition from upland timber to the river valley is marked by small-scale resource extraction, indicated by various Gravel Pits and a Shale Pit, alongside local landmarks like Wildcat Bluff and Sour Spring.