2013 Map of Adolph
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Hermantown and its neighboring settlements define this landscape south of Pike Lake, where the rolling hills of Saint Louis County meet the Midway River. The map documents a transition from the structured residential clusters of Four Corners and Five Corners to more rural stretches punctuated by family-named crossroads and local landmarks. The presence of Canosia Cem and Solway Cem provides fixed points of interest for genealogists tracking early regional families, while settlements like Munger and Adolph highlight the importance of the highway and rail corridors connecting the area to the wider Great Lakes region.
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