1982 Map of Milford
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
Milford Lake dominates this Kansas landscape, reflecting the significant modification of the Republican River valley by the early 1980s. The town of Milford sits along the eastern shore, bordered by the Milford Lake and the expansive Fort Riley Military Reservation, which occupies much of the northeastern terrain. This survey illustrates a shoreline heavily dedicated to public and military recreation, featuring a network of sites such as the Milford Recreation Area (Military), Clayview Public Use Area, and School Creek Public Use Area. Beyond the water's edge, the map documents the local infrastructure of the era, from the Milford Cem and a nearby Radio Tower to several industrial quarries and gravel pits. The topography rises toward Fragrant Hill and Smoky Hill in the south, where the drainage of School Creek and Rush Creek meets the reservoir.
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