1973 Map of Champion SW

About this map

Chase and Dundy County borders define the mid-portion of this 1970s topographic study, where the High Plains landscape is marked by a distinct pattern of land use and natural terrain. Old Baldy rises as a prominent landmark in the western section, overlooking a topography defined by complex contouring and numerous windmills and irrigation sources labeled simply as Well. The map provides a precise record of the rural infrastructure during this era, capturing the isolated placement of Hiawatha Cem in the northeast. This sparsely settled region shows a transition in land management across the county line, visible through the network of section lines and improved roads that connect these high-desert ranchlands and agricultural plots.