
The town of Glendo stands as a focal point in this 1961 survey, which illustrates the profound transformation of the local landscape following the impoundment of the North Platte River. Dominating the geography is the Glendo Reservoir, shown at its normal pool elevation of 4635 feet. This expansive body of water redefined the surrounding basin, creating the shoreline for what is now Glendo State Park. This particular edition includes 1976 revisions, marked in purple, which track the expansion of woodland areas and modifications to the local road network during the late 1970s.
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