1973 Map of Woodlin School

About this map

Ramp Oil Field defines the industrial character of this eastern Colorado landscape during the early 1970s. Located in Washington County, the terrain is marked by a network of energy infrastructure, including numerous Oil Wells, a dedicated Pipeline, and a Landing Strip that suggests the scale of operations in this rural area. Settlement is sparse, anchored by the central Woodlin School, which serves as a solitary landmark among the rolling drainage basins of Plum Bush Creek and Vega Creek. The map detail captures the convergence of the East Fork and West Fork, illustrating how natural watercourses and man-made resource extraction shaped the local economy and movement across the high plains.