1949 Map of Douglas
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
The North Platte River serves as the central artery for this Wyoming landscape, where historic transportation corridors and ranching interests converge. The presence of both a Bozeman Trail Marker and an Oregon Trail Marker underscores the area's significance as a nineteenth-century crossroads. The military and pioneer history is anchored by the Site of Old Fort Fetterman and its accompanying Fort Fetterman Cemetery, while the colorful local past is hinted at by the Site of Hog Ranch located just north of the reservation boundary.
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Editions of this 1949 Douglas Map
3 editions found
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