1960 Map of Habig Spring

About this map

Harmony Heights and the South Rim define the varied topography of this Goshen County landscape, where deep erosional features like Habig Draw and Sheep Wash cut through the high plains. In the north, the boundary of the Fort Laramie National Historic Site marks a transition toward the historic river valley, supported by a network of local water engineering. The Fort Laramie Canal, Grattan Ditch, and Emigrant Trail Canal illustrate the intensive irrigation efforts necessary to sustain agriculture in this arid region. High points such as Twin Buttes, Chalk Hill, and Whitehorse Butte serve as prominent landmarks across London Flats, while water sources like Habig Spring and Sanderoock Spring provided vital points of contact for early travelers and settlers in the Wyoming territory.