1974 Map of Moscow SE

About this map

The Cimarron River carves a winding path across this High Plains landscape, marking a distinct break in the otherwise orderly grid of the mid-1970s. This territory, spanning the border of Stevens and Seward counties, is defined by its energy infrastructure and agricultural layout. Extensive pipelines and numerous gas wells crisscross the terrain, supported by industrial features like the Compressor Station in the north. Local history is anchored by the Golden Plains Cem and O'Dea Cem, which serve as quiet landmarks among the fields. The map also captures several Gravel Pit operations near the riverbanks, reflecting the local extraction economy of the era. The detailed inclusion of fence and field lines provides an exceptionally clear view of land use and property boundaries during this period of Kansas history.