1942 Map of Crow
USGS Topo · Published 1965About this map
The settlement of Crow serves as a focal point for this 1940s landscape, where the upper Siuslaw River and its numerous tributaries like Wildcat Creek and Wolf Creek define the drainage patterns of Lane County. The map captures a moment of early development, showing localized rural hubs such as Wolf Creek Store and Gillespie Corners. Education and community life are marked by small rural schoolhouses, including Hadleyville Sch and Lowe Cedar Sch, which were often the cornerstone of family life in these valleys.
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