1963 Map of Pine Bluffs
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Pine Bluffs serves as a critical junction on the High Plains, situated where the Union Pacific railroad corridor meets the state line between Wyoming and Nebraska. The 1963 field check reveals a town structured by transport and local industry, featuring the local High Sch, a community Rodeo Ground, and the state Port of Entry. The landscape is defined by the escarpments of the Pine Bluffs terrain and the drainage network of Lodgepole Creek, Muddy Creek, and Spring Creek. Water management is evident through the Wisvoth Reservoir and numerous wells dotting the arid draws. This survey documents the transition between the rolling hills of the Bushnell and Johnson areas and the industrial marks of multiple Gravel Pits and a prominent Radio Tower, reflecting the post-war infrastructure of the Laramie County borderlands.
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Editions of this 1963 Pine Bluffs Map
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Historical Maps of Pine Bluffs Through Time
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