1962 Map of Holyoke NE

About this map

Wildhorse Creek meanders through this High Plains landscape, which is marked by the agricultural and extractive industrial patterns of the early 1960s. The map captures a detailed view of the rural infrastructure in Phillips County, characterized by scattered Storage Bins and a singular Storage Bin used for grain management across the section lines. Near the northern boundary with Sedgwick County, Gravel Pits indicate localized mining activity essential for local road building and maintenance during this era. The presence of a noted Well and fine red dashed lines indicating selected fence lines reflects the cultural development of the land, which, as noted in the margin, often diverged from the original land surveys of the Missouri River Basin project.