1964 Map of Westmoreland

About this map

Westmoreland serves as the primary hub in this mid-century survey of Pottawatomie County, positioned near the junction of Rock Creek and Pottawatomie Creek. The town's layout is documented with precision, noting local infrastructure like the Water Tank and several municipal Wells. To the north, the community of Blaine marks the upper reaches of the map, while the surrounding rural landscape is defined by a high density of family and community burial grounds, including St Columbkilles Cem, Huff Cem, and the Old Westmoreland Cem. The terrain is deeply carved by numerous waterways such as Buckshort Creek and Shannon Creek, leading toward the local high point at Mount Ephraim. Recreational land use is anchored by Pottawatomie County State Park No 1, which preserves the area's natural hydrology near the headwaters of Clear Creek.