
The Fort Laramie National Historic Site anchors this 1990 revision, preserving the grounds of one of the 19th-century West's most significant military and trading posts. Located at the confluence where the Laramie River meets the North Platte River, the map captures the transition from historic frontier fortification to a modern landscape of irrigation and resource management. The intricate network of ditches, siphons, and levees along the riverbanks illustrates the engineering required to sustain agriculture in the arid plains.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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