2010 Map of Crookston

About this map

The Red Lake River snakes through the heart of the Red River Valley, defining the geography of Crookston and its surrounding agricultural landscape. This 2010 survey shows a community anchored by institutional and transit hubs, including the University of Minnesota Technical Institute and the University of Minnesota Experimental Station. The town's layout is framed by residential extensions like Riverview Terrace and Carman Terrace, while the local economy and logistics are served by the Crookston Municipal Airport-Kirkwood Field and the Crookston Post Office. Beyond the city center, the map reveals a traditional prairie schoolhouse pattern, with sites like Brick School, Valley View School, and School Number 173 spaced across the rural sections. These small settlements, such as Shirley, Anglim, and Noyes Junction, provide critical points of reference for genealogists tracing family land and rural development in Polk County during the early 21st century.