1964 Map of Jordan
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
The town of Jordan serves as the focal point of this 1964 survey, situated near the confluence of Big Dry Creek and several smaller drainages like Sand Cr. The community layout is captured in detail, showing the County Fairground, Woodland Park, and Panwitz Park bordering the residential grid. Local history is anchored at the Pioneer Cem on the edge of town and the Greenhedge Cem further north. This landscape reflects the ranching and agricultural life of Garfield County, where water management is visible through features like the Spillway Elev 2671 and the Sewage Disposal Pond. Transportation and infrastructure are represented by a local Landing Strip and a Radio Tower, while the surrounding terrain is defined by low coulees and the elevation at Pikes Peak.
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Editions of this 1964 Jordan Map
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Historical Maps of Jordan Through Time
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