1972 Map of Osage
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
The Osage Oil Field dominates this 1970s landscape in Weston County, Wyoming, revealing a complex network of resource extraction and transport. Centered on the settlement of Osage, the map details the infrastructure of the era, from a dedicated Power Plant and a series of Claypits to the extensive Pipeline corridors and drilling sites that dot the terrain. The industrial footprint is balanced by a rugged drainage system defined by Poison Creek, Beaver Creek, and several named draws, such as Benhart Draw and Luce Draw.
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