1969 Map of Pine Ridge

About this map

Pine Ridge and the surrounding Moffat County uplands are documented here during the late 1960s, showing a landscape defined by seasonal watercourses and resource exploration. The topography is dominated by Sevenmile Hill and the drainage network of Big Gulch, which cuts through the central terrain. Human activity is primarily represented by industrial markers and water management, such as a Gravel Pit and several sites labeled Drill Hole. These features, alongside Sand Spring and the Bogenschutz Creek, indicate a reliance on scarce water sources in this high-plains environment. The presence of multiple locations simply marked Well further illustrates the pastoral and extractive infrastructure of the region during this era.