1969 Map of Roberson Creek

About this map

Roberson Creek and Dry Muddy Creek dominate this corner of Lincoln County, carving drainage patterns through an arid landscape. Surveyed in the late 1960s, the terrain shows a quiet transition from the more established watercourses to the upland reaches where a prominent Pipeline cuts across the sections. The presence of Roberson Spring suggests a critical water source for early ranching or travel in an area otherwise defined by seasonal flows and intermittent basins. The map is marked by fine dashed lines indicating fence lines, providing a rare look at the division of open range and private land during the late twentieth century.