1973 Map of Edison School

About this map

Edison Road and Boone Road serve as the primary north-south conduits through this high plains landscape on the border of El Paso and Pueblo counties. The terrain is defined by its agricultural and ranching utility during the early 1970s, evidenced by scattered wells and the presence of Dry Camp. Civil life is anchored by the Edison School in the north and Leader Church further south, providing essential landmarks for a sparsely populated region. Traces of local industry and transit are found in the Gravel Pit near the northern boundary and a Jeep Trail cutting across the western contours. Named landmarks like Townsend and Buckboard appear alongside a small Cem, offering specific points of interest for genealogists and local historians tracking the families who worked this portion of the Colorado plains.