1973 Map of Cornell
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
The Chippewa River anchors this mid-1970s landscape, flowing past the industrial and civic center of Cornell before winding south. The river's path is heavily influenced by the Holcombe Dam, which regulates the expansive Lake Holcombe flowage to the north. This era captures the transition of the local infrastructure, where the Chicago and North Western tracks parallel the water, while an Old Railroad Grade to the east suggests an earlier era of timber or freight transport that has since evolved.
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