1966 Map of Hawthorne

A network of rail lines and early highways converges at the settlement, indicating its importance as a regional transit point during the mid-twentieth century. To the southeast, the shoreline of Lochloosa Lake provides a significant landmark, while smaller, distinctively named basins such as Lak-a-wana Lake, Redwater Lake, and Cowpen Lake dot the eastern portion of the survey. The mapping includes fence and field lines identified from 1964 aerial photography, offering specific detail for those tracing historic property boundaries and agricultural patterns.