1967 Map of Fowler SE

About this map

Old Indian Treaty Creek defines the western landscape of this portion of Meade and Clark counties, where the high plains of Southwest Kansas transition into a series of deeply carved drainage systems. This mid-1960s survey captures a rural environment organized around traditional land divisions, including Appleton, Vesta, Logan, and Fowler. The terrain is characterized by the complex branching of East Indian Creek, Johns Creek, and Guy Creek, which create a rugged breaks-style topography contrasting with the flatter agricultural uplands. A prominent modern addition to the landscape is a Pipeline that cuts across the southern sections, marking the intersection of resource infrastructure with the older ranching and farming layouts of the High Plains.