1979 Map of Redington

About this map

Redington stands as the primary settlement in this 1970s landscape, positioned near the northern bank of Pumpkin Creek. The topography is defined by dramatic rises and breaks, including the notable Redington Gap and high points like Langs Point, Round Rock, and the Twin Mounds. The region's economic activity is clearly marked by a sprawling Oil Field in the southwestern quadrant, supported by numerous Oil Well sites and a crisscrossing Pipeline network. Water management in this semi-arid environment is vital, evidenced by the many Well and Spring locations scattered across the rangeland. Transportation and infrastructure are specialized, featuring the Schuler-Olsen Landing Strip and multiple Gravel Pit operations. The map also records the jurisdictional boundary between Banner County and Morrill County, showing how these borders intersect the natural flow of Lawrence Fork.