1984 Map of Laredo NE

About this map

The Rocky Boys Indian Reservation dominates the southern landscape of this Hill County survey, showcasing the complex topography where the plains meet more broken country. Based on field checks from the late 1970s, the map illustrates a network of drainage features including the Beaver Creek and the deep incisions of Spring Coulee. The northern sections are defined by agricultural land divisions and distinctive landmarks like Double Wooden Coulee. A single Gravel Pit indicates local small-scale industry, while the South Fork provides a key hydrological reference point. This 1980s record captures the rural character of the region just before the shift into the modern era of land management.