1990 Map of Yoder
USGS Topo · Published 1995About this map
Yoder serves as the focal point of this landscape, situated in the heart of Goshen County’s agricultural and water-management system. The map reveals an intricate network of irrigation infrastructure essential to the high plains, including the Fort Laramie Canal and the Goshen Hole Main Ditch. These waterways, alongside Cherry Creek and Horse Creek, supported the ranching and farming operations that define the region’s history. To the south, the Springer Wildlife Habitat Management Area and the Goshen Hole Reservoir highlight the integration of conservation within this working landscape. Smaller sites of local interest include the Silver Tip settlement and the Greasewood Ranch, while a lone Cem stands as a quiet record of early residents. The presence of a Communication Tower Pumping Sta and various pipelines underscores the industrial modernization of the plains during the late twentieth century.
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