1979 Map of Sitka SW

About this map

The Old Indian Treaty Boundary 1977 cuts a straight path across this southwestern Kansas landscape, marking a significant historical line through the terrain of Sitka. The winding Cimarron River dominates the central portion of the map, flanked by various tributaries including Bear Creek and Spring Creek. This 1970s survey shows a rural environment primarily defined by its natural watercourses and sparse industrial activity, indicated by several scattered Oil Well and Gas Well sites. The convergence of Day Creek and Snake Creek further south highlights the drainage patterns that shaped local land use and boundary lines between Clark and Harper counties.