1990 Map of Adrian
USGS Topo · Published 1991About this map
The Tri-State borderlands of Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana converge in this detailed topographic study, centered on the agricultural and industrial hub of Adrian. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of the Sauk River and Pigeon River, alongside numerous glacial lakes such as Coldwater Lake and Marble Lake. Small market towns and villages like Hudson, Morenci, and Jonesville are connected by a dense grid of state and federal highways, reflecting the region's historical reliance on both road and rail transit. Significant rail corridors, including the Conrail and Norfolk Southern lines, trace paths through the undulating terrain of the Irish Hills, while dedicated conservation areas like Lake Hudson State Park and Harrison Lake State Park provide public access to the region's water resources. For local historians, the map preserves the exact locations of smaller communities like Cadmus and Birdsell alongside established landmarks such as Lakeview Cem.
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