1968 Map of Dodge City NE

About this map

The rolling plains of southwestern Kansas appear at a transition point during the late 1960s, defined by the winding course of Saw Log Creek and Buckner Cr. This landscape is partitioned by large townships and civil divisions including South Roscoe, Royal, and Grandview, reflecting the agricultural organization of the High Plains. While the area is largely rural, the presence of St Michaels Cem provides a focal point for family history and local heritage in this part of the state. The terrain is further marked by modern infrastructure, such as a prominent Pipeline cutting across the land, and several isolated Well and Wells locations, indicating the ongoing extraction and management of resources in the mid-century western Kansas economy.