1991 Map of Lindbergh

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Wyoming and Nebraska meet along a straight meridian on this High Plains survey, where the landscape is defined by the high, flat-topped Bushnell plateau. This region is characterized by sparse settlement and a grid of rural roads that cross the State Line between Laramie County and Kimball County. The small community of Lindbergh serves as a primary local landmark, anchored by the Lindbergh Cem to its north. Further south, the settlement of Russell sits near the base of the upland terrain. The presence of a Gravel Pit near the border suggests the local importance of aggregate extraction in an area otherwise dominated by open range and dryland agricultural patterns typical of the late twentieth-century borderlands.