1967 Map of Ralston

About this map

The irrigated agricultural landscape of Powell Flats and Ralston Flats dominates this mid-century survey of the Big Horn Basin. Bordered by the Shoshone River to the south, the region is defined by a rigid grid of numbered roads and lanes, such as Fourteen Road and Lane Ten, which facilitate the movement of water and crops. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad line cuts diagonally across this grid, serving the settlements of Ralston and O'Donnell.