1969 Map of South Dodge

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The Arkansas River serves as the primary northern boundary of this landscape, separating the urban development of Dodge City from its southern outskirts. Just south of the river, South Dodge is marked by a concentration of residential streets and early industrial activity, including several Gravel Pits and a Drive-in Theater. This 1969 survey captures a fascinating intersection of historic routes and modern growth, as the Old Santa Fe Trail and the Old Indian Treaty Boundary cut across the high plains of Richland and Concord townships.