1979 Map of Morland
USGS Topo · Published 1979About this map
Morland serves as the central hub of this Graham County landscape, situated along the South Fork Solomon River and the Union Pacific railroad corridor. The settlement is defined by its transit and utility infrastructure, featuring a Radio Tower, Sewage Disposal Ponds, and a local Cem. Outside the town center, the terrain is shaped by an active resource economy, notably the extensive Solomon Oil Field that spans the central and southern portions of the territory. Numerous Oil Wells and a Quarry indicate the industrial priorities of the late 1970s. The drainage network is well-documented, with Antelope Creek feeding the river from the north, while Brush Creek and Jackson Branch navigate the southern townships of Gettysburg and Bryant. This map records a specific intersection of Great Plains agriculture, energy extraction, and small-town rail dependence.
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