1973 Map of Lewiston Lake

About this map

Lewiston Lake (Salt) sits as a primary natural feature within this Roosevelt County landscape, its saline waters surrounded by the depression of Rabbit Hollow. The terrain is defined by its drainage patterns and subterranean resources, evidenced by numerous wells scattered across the township grid. While largely rural, the area is crossed by a notable Pipeline that traverses the northern and western sections, signaling the energy infrastructure of the early 1970s. In the southeastern portion, the land slopes toward Boone Draw, illustrating the subtle hydrological shifts in this high plains environment. The map details a period when resource extraction and livestock management were the primary drivers of land use, with a dense network of survey points and water sources anchoring the local geography.