1958 Map of Andover

About this map

Andover serves as the central hub of this Great Plains survey, situated at the crossroads of vital transportation routes across the Brown Co Day Co line. The settlement's layout is defined by its proximity to the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad, which tracks across the prairie landscape. The town site includes notable community landmarks such as the Andover Cem and All Saints Cem, reflecting the local genealogy and settlement history of the region. Topographic details reveal the agricultural character of the high plains, punctuated by industrial markers like a Gravel Pit to the north. Surveyed in the late 1950s and updated with late 1970s aerial photography, the map documents the persistent township boundaries of Groton, Hanson, and Andover.