1979 Map of Mount Jesus NW

About this map

The Old Indian Treaty Boundary slices diagonally across the landscape of Clark and Ford counties, serving as a significant historical marker in this prairie region during the mid-1970s. This survey reveals a terrain defined by township divisions such as Sodville, Bucklin, and Liberty, where the land is primarily organized for agriculture and resource extraction. The drainage patterns of Rattlesnake Creek and West Kiowa Creek dictate the local topography, while scattered Wells and an extensive Pipeline indicate the importance of water management and energy infrastructure in the rural economy. In the southwestern portion, Appleton and Lexington townships are drained by smaller tributaries like Fish Creek and Cat Creek, showcasing the intricate network of seasonal waterways that supported local ranching and farming operations.