1960 Map of Aberdeen West

About this map

Aberdeen serves as a major rail hub in this mid-century survey, where the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and the Chicago and North Western railroads intersect. The city's western expansion is marked by civic and recreational landmarks, including Lincoln Sch, the Aberdeen Country Club, and the large Riverside Cemetery bordering Moccasin Creek. To the north, the landscape is defined by Wylie Park and Wylie Lake, while the rural areas to the west in Mercier and south in Warner remain predominantly agricultural, interrupted only by water bodies like Lords Lake. This survey includes 1975 photorevised updates shown in purple, documenting the introduction of a Drive-in Theater and communication infrastructure such as the Tower (KXAB-TV) that emerged as the city grew into the modern era.