1982 Map of Lake Albert

About this map

Lake Albert and its surrounding high plains landscape dominate this 1982 survey along the border of Cheyenne and Kiowa counties. The terrain is defined by the ephemeral drainage patterns of the South Fork and White Woman Creek, which carve subtle pathways across the arid eastern Colorado plateau. This era of land use is marked by scattered infrastructure designed to support ranching and resource extraction, notably several Tanks and Wells distributed across the sections. A Gravel Pit located in the northeastern corner near the Kiowa county line indicates the localized industrial activity of the period, while the prominent basin of Lake Albert provides a central hydrologic landmark for the region.