1966 Map of Darrington

About this map

The town of Darrington serves as the focal point of this mid-1960s landscape, positioned at the junction where the Sauk River and its various tributaries converge. The importance of the timber and transport industries is evident through the presence of the Three Rivers Mill Pond, the Burlington Northern rail line, and the local Darrington Airport. Outside the main settlement, the map records smaller communities like Mansford and Andron, alongside significant cultural markers such as the Indian Cem located on the Prairie.