1950 Map of Windsor
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The Cache La Poudre River and the Big Thompson River converge in this agricultural landscape on the border of Larimer and Weld Counties. In 1950, the town of Windsor serves as the primary hub, surrounded by a complex network of irrigation ditches and reservoirs including Windsor Lake and Oklahoma Reservoir. The map illustrates a region defined by sugar beet cultivation and intensive farming, supported by several competing rail lines like the Great Western, Union Pacific, and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Local educational life is anchored by small rural campuses such as Oklahoma School and Jeffers Sch, while smaller rail sidings and settlements like Kelim, Avery, and Officer mark the transit points for the valley's produce.
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