1969 Map of Chatsworth

About this map

The Big Sioux River carves a winding path along the border of Iowa and South Dakota, defining the eastern edge of this late-1960s landscape. Along its banks, the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad tracks run north-south, connecting the community of Chatsworth with the surrounding agricultural townships. The terrain transitions from the alluvial river valley to the dissected uplands of Big Springs and Logan, where numerous watercourses like East Union Creek and Sixmile Creek drain toward the river.