Evanston serves as a dense municipal hub in this 2017 survey, where the grid of the city meets the high-desert terrain of Uinta County. The Bear River and City Ditch define the local water management, winding through a landscape shaped by both natural hollows and human infrastructure. Significant local history is preserved at the Evanston City Cem and the two distinct burial grounds of the state hospital: Wyoming State Hospital Cem Lower and Wyoming State Hospital Cem Upper. The northern terrain rises toward Medicine Butte and Dry Canyon, while the west is marked by the unique China Mary Rd, referencing the city's diverse cultural heritage. From Hamblin Park to the Business Skills Institute, the map documents a modern Wyoming city that remains deeply connected to its rugged geography.
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1954 · Ogden
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1958 · Ogden
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1960 · Ogden
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1965 · Evanston
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1965 · Little Dee Creek
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1965 · Sulphur Creek Reservoir
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1965 · Guild Hollow
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1965 · Three Forks
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1965 · Millis
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1968 · Wahsatch
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