1950 Map of Keats
USGS Topo · Published 1950About this map
Fort Riley Military Reservation dominates the landscape west of the Kansas River, showing an area defined by tactical military use and rural agricultural life. The reservation contains a Vehicle Firing Range and numerous structures marked as ruins, indicating a displacement of earlier farmsteads. Near the Wild Cat Creek valley, the small settlement of Keats sits along the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad, serving as a focal point for the surrounding township of Wildcat. To the southeast, the terrain transitions into the broader river valley where the Manhattan Airport and Government Agriculture Farms are situated. Institutional history is noted at the Rebekah IOOF Home and a nearby Cemetery, while the northern hills feature Washington Marlatt Memorial Park and a local Rock quarry.
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