1966 Map of Goodland NW

About this map

Voltaire and Logan townships define the landscape of this high plains region, where the intermittent drainage of the Middle Fork Sappa Cr and the South Fork carve subtle valleys into the agricultural plateau. The mid-1960s survey documents a sparse rural infrastructure characterized by isolated landmarks like the Prairie Star Sch and a Gravel Pit near Beaver Creek. The southern edge of the map reveals the growth of local utility and transportation hubs, featuring a prominent Radio Tower and the Goodland Municipal Airport (Renner Field). This transition between traditional farmsteads and modern municipal footprints provides a clear view of the area's development during the mid-century period, anchored by the technical facilities of the Sewage Disposal site and the expansive runway of Renner Field.