1971 Map of Westway

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Tierra Blanca Creek carves a distinct path through this High Plains landscape, where the agricultural economy of the early 1970s is evidenced by numerous water sources marked simply as Well. The small settlement of Westway stands near the center of the survey, serving as a primary point of reference in an area otherwise defined by large-scale land divisions and sparse development. A legacy of the region's infrastructure is visible in the clusters of Gravel Pits and a singular Gravel Pit located along the creek's banks, indicating local extraction for road building and construction.