1978 Map of Meadowdale

About this map

Meadowdale and its surrounding high plains landscape sit at a tri-county junction in eastern Wyoming. This 1978 survey highlights the intersection of the Niobrara, Platte, and Goshen county lines, capturing a ranching and energy landscape before significant modern modernization. The terrain is defined by dramatic geological features like The Hogback and Flattop, while the drainage system of Vincent Draw and Agnew Draw dictates the flow of the local topography. Human presence is marked by sparse infrastructure, including a prominent Pipeline, numerous Wells, and a functional Landing Strip. The inclusion of the Rodeo Ground and the Jireh Road corridor provides evidence of the social and transit focal points for this rural community during the late 1970s.