1971 Map of Oshkosh SW

About this map

Ash Hollow and its surrounding tablelands characterize this rural Garden County landscape in the early 1970s. The map illustrates a sparse but established agricultural community defined by its remote schools and churches. Kowanda Ch serves as a local landmark in the southeastern portion of the quadrangle, while educational hubs like School No 56 and School No 40 are scattered across the section lines. The terrain is marked by significant natural depressions and drainage systems, most notably Grapevine Canyon and the Devils Washbasin. A single Pipeline cuts across the southwestern corner, reflecting the industrial infrastructure threading through this high plains environment. Transportation is limited to section roads and specialized routes such as West Canyon Road, which skirts the edge of the canyon complex near the eastern boundary.