1964 Map of Caledonia

About this map

The Goose River carves a winding path across this eastern North Dakota landscape, its lush, vegetated banks contrasting sharply with the structured agricultural grid of Traill County. In the mid-1960s, the small settlement of Caledonia sits near the river's eastern bend, accompanied by a local Cem. The surrounding area is divided into several civil townships, including Eldorado, Caledonia, Hillsboro, and Herberg. This topographic record provides a clear view of the section lines and rural road networks that defined the region's movement and land use during this era. The concentration of structures and the presence of Herberg in the southern reaches reflect a quiet agricultural economy centered on these established rural centers.