1974 Map of Jay Em NW

About this map

Red Cloud Cem stands as a quiet focal point in this 1970s landscape of high plains and creek drainage. The area is defined by its rural utility, where established routes like the Fort Laramie Road cut across the drainage basins of Muskrat Creek and Cottonwood Creek. The presence of a private Landing Strip and a complex network of Pipeline corridors reflects the region's mid-century intersection of ranching and energy infrastructure. Topography here is dominated by the erosion patterns of Rawhide Creek, with various Well and Tank sites scattered across the survey, marking the essential water sources required for livestock and human habitation in Goshen County.