1984 Map of Rawlins
USGS Topo · Published 1984About this map
The Union Pacific railroad and Interstate 80 corridor form the backbone of this mid-1980s landscape, connecting high-desert settlements from Wamsutter to Rawlins. This high-altitude basin is dominated by the Great Divide Basin, where internal drainage creates unique features like the Chain Lakes and Mud Springs Flats. The industrial character of the era is evident through the energy and infrastructure sectors, notably the Cherokee Mine No. 1 and Cherokee Mine No. 2, along with the State Penitentiary located on the eastern edge of Rawlins.
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