2010 Map of Charlesville

About this map

Charlesville serves as the primary focal point of this western Minnesota landscape, situated along a diagonal transit corridor in a region defined by its agricultural grid and water drainage. The terrain is structured by a network of sectional roads, including County Hwy-95 and County Hwy-94, which facilitate movement across the prairie. The hydrology of the area is particularly distinct, featuring the meandering course of the Mustinka River and its various tributaries. Insight into the changing natural landscape is found in the Old Channel, which suggests a history of shifting watercourses or drainage modifications. Fivemile Creek and Twelvemile Creek also cut through the systematic road grid, providing a natural contrast to the straight-line development of local infrastructure like Twp Hwy 101.