2015 Map of Cheyenne North

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Cheyenne expands northward into the high plains in this modern survey, where urban infrastructure meets the traditional western landscape. The city’s northern fringe is characterized by residential development in Ranchettes and significant recreational and institutional land use, including Kiwanis Lake, Sloan Lake, and the College of America - Cheyenne. A cluster of historic burial grounds, including Beth El Cem, Olivet Cem, and Lakeview Cem, marks the transition from the city core to the newer outskirts. The area’s geography is defined by a series of prominent rises such as Augur Hill, Gilbert Hill, and Dodge Hill, which overlook the busy corridors of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific railroads. The industrial and transportation legacy of the region is further anchored by the Cheyenne Regional Airport/Jerry Olson Field, formerly the historic airfield serving this capital city.