1970 Map of Table Rock
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
Industrial development in Sweetwater County dominates this landscape, where the Union Pacific railroad corridor serves as the primary artery through high-desert terrain. The map centers on the small settlement of Table Rock and the nearby siding of Monell, illustrating the infrastructure required for Wyoming's energy economy in the early 1970s. An extensive network of pipelines and storage facilities, including a Water Tank and several Oil Wells, punctuates the basin. The topography is defined by the sharp rise of Delaney Rim in the south and the winding path of Red Wash. Transportation patterns are dictated by the harsh environment, with numerous Jeep Trails branching off from the main rail line to service remote sites like J O Junction and the vast Oil and Gas Field that stretches across the northern sections of the quadrangle.
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