1963 Map of Indian Hill

About this map

Indian Hill stands as a prominent landmark in this high plains landscape along the border of Laramie and Goshen counties. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of Bear Creek and Little Bear Creek, which cut through the undulating plateaus. Settlement in the early 1960s was sparse, centered on working agricultural operations like the Double Lazy T Ranch and the presence of the JHD Sch in the southern portion of the quadrangle. Irrigation infrastructure is represented by the Garden Ditch, tracing the contours near the northern boundary. The road network is limited to unpaved routes such as Indian Hill Road, reflecting the rural, ranch-oriented character of this Wyoming region before modern development. Notable geodetic markers like Model provide a glimpse into the precise surveying efforts required to map this cattle-country topography.