1991 Map of Glen Mountains

About this map

Tom Steed Reservoir dominates the southwestern portion of this landscape, its shoreline defining the borders of Great Plains State Park. The terrain is characterized by the prominent rises of the Glen Mountains, which stretch across the central and southeastern sections of the quadrangle. Resource extraction is evident through several scattered labels for Gravel Pits and a Quarry, including a specific Mine (Abandoned) located near the park boundary. A Levee and various wells suggest local water management efforts beyond the reservoir's reach. This 1991 edition, edited from aerial photography, provides a clear view of the recreational and industrial infrastructure of the era, from the Boat Ramp on the water to the Radio Tower on higher ground, while Glen Creek meanders through the northern plains.