1969 Map of Albaton

About this map

The Missouri River defines the western edge of this landscape, marking the complex boundary between Iowa and Nebraska. This 1969 survey captures a rural riverine environment where state and tribal lines intersect, including the Winnebago Indian Reservation Boundary and the Omaha Indian Reservation Boundary. The small settlement of Albaton sits centrally among the lowlands, serving as a local focal point near the Fairview Cem and the Mission Covenant Ch. The terrain transitions from the river bottomlands to the wooded bluffs of Winnebago and Horsehead, providing a clear view of the area's drainage via the Lake Port Ditch and Blackbird Creek. Significant land use markers like the Old Indian Treaty Bdy and a Lookout Tower reflect the historical layering of administration and survey in this Missouri River valley region.