
Plum City serves as a focal point in this 1972 survey, situated along Plum Creek where the local topography transitions into the steep ravines of Rush Coulee and Wildcat Coulee. The landscape is characterized by a mix of upland ridges and deeply incised valleys, including Joe Gray Coulee and the distinct landmark of Devils Gate near Maple Ridge. This era of the Pierce County countryside shows a rural economy supported by several Quarry and Sandpit operations, interspersed with long-established community centers like Rock Elm and the settlement of Exile.
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