
The Red Lake River creates a meandering central corridor through this Polk County landscape, defining the layout of Crookston. The city’s residential and institutional footprint is visible in the detailed street grids south of the University of Minnesota Crookston campus. Significant for genealogists and local historians, the map identifies various outlying railway points and small settlements, including Shirley to the north and the nearby Noyes Junction and Anglim. The surrounding agricultural terrain is intersected by an extensive network of drainage systems, such as Judicial Ditch Number Sixty, which reflect the region's managed hydrology. On the western edge of the city, the Oakdale Cem and the Crookston Municipal Airport-Kirkwood Field serve as prominent local landmarks, while water features like Aunt Pollys Slough highlight the natural riverine environment.
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