
The Williams County seat of Bryan dominates the northern half of this 1960s-era topographic study, shown during a period of steady mid-century expansion. The town's grid is anchored by City Hall, while local education is represented by Washington Sch and Lincoln Sch. Beyond the urban center, the landscape transitions into a patchwork of rural townships including Center, Pulaski, and Washington, where the serpentine path of Lick Creek cuts through the farmland. Evidence of 1973 updates appear in purple, highlighting new residential footprints and infrastructure like the Williams County Airport and the Drive-In Theater.
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