1977 Map of Raymer NE

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South Pawnee Creek and North Pawnee Creek converge in this high plains landscape of northeastern Weld County during the late 1970s. The map illustrates a region defined by agricultural infrastructure and early energy development, with several Oil Wells, a Gas Well, and numerous cattle tanks dotting the township grid. Local history is anchored by the Raymer Cem and the small settlement of Igo near the creek of the same name. Family names appear on the land through features like Fiscus and Artzer, while travelers of the era would have stopped at the Pawnee Roadside Park. The presence of several Gravel Pits and a power Substa suggests a landscape transitioning toward more industrial uses while maintaining its ranching roots.