1965 Map of Wolf NE

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The East Hubbard Field dominates this Kansas landscape, reflecting the mid-1960s energy development across the border of Kearny and Finney counties. The terrain is defined by dry drainage systems including Crozier Draw and Campbell Draw, while the southern portion of the sheet shows the engineered irrigation efforts of the Amazon Ditch. This era was marked by a dense network of industrial activity, with dozens of sites labeled as Gas Wells, Oil Wells, and several water Wells. The infrastructure supporting this extraction is visible through multiple pipelines that cut across the section lines. Near the center of the survey, a Radio Tower stands as a distinct navigation point in a region otherwise characterized by vast agricultural field lines and the rolling topography of the High Plains.