1965 Map of Jameson Lake SW

About this map

St Hubert Church stands as a lonely landmark on the high plateau overlooking the dramatic incision of Moses Coulee in this mid-1960s survey of Douglas County. The landscape is defined by its deep canyons and the winding path of McCartney Creek, which cuts through the volcanic geology of the region. Water sources were vital for local agriculture and livestock, evidenced by named features such as Sulphur Spring, Coyote Spring, and Camel Spr. This area shows a sparse settlement pattern connected by a network of jeep trails, with topographical features like Armour Draw and Sulphur Canyon dictating the movement of people and resources. A Gravel Pit near the coulee wall suggests small-scale industrial activity to support local road maintenance during this period.