1965 Map of Everett

About this map

Everett serves as a vital shipping point along the high plains, defined by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad and a prominent Grain Elevator. This mid-century survey captures the era when the iconic U.S. 66 and the modern Interstate 40 corridor were both fundamental to the region's transport network. The landscape transitions from the flat panhandle plains to the dissected breaks of North Palo Duro Creek, which meanders across the boundary between Oldham Co Deaf Smith Co. Numerous scattered wells and a Radio Tower underscore the rural utility of the area, while a subterranean Pipeline indicates the industrial infrastructure supporting the local economy between the highway and the creek bed.