1968 Map of Farmer

About this map

Farmer occupies the high plateau of this region in the late 1960s, serving as a focal point for a remote agricultural landscape dominated by grain storage and water management. The survey documents a network of rural infrastructure, including a prominent Landing Strip and multiple Storage Bins used for local harvests. The rugged geography of the south is defined by the dramatic descent into Pine Canyon and the massive Moses Coulee, which cuts across the lower corner of the sheet. For genealogists, the Evangelical Emanuel Cem provides a specific point of reference for early families in the area. The prevalence of scattered wells and several Springs highlights the importance of reliable water sources in this dry, elevated terrain where McCartney Creek also flows.