1966 Map of Wolf SW

About this map

Lake Mc Kinney anchors the southern portion of this Kansas landscape, serving as a significant water feature in a region defined by extensive resource extraction. The map documents an intensive network of energy production, with numerous Gas Wells and a Drill Hole scattered across the townships. This industrial layer is superimposed over a topography of drainage features such as James Draw and Mattox Draw. The presence of the Amazon Ditch signifies the irrigation efforts essential to western Kansas land use. Spanning the boundary between Lakin and Deerfield townships, the survey also captures the territorial divisions of the East Bar Bard area, providing a detailed record of the mid-1960s agricultural and mineral infrastructure.