
Easton serves as the primary hub of this prairie landscape in south-central Minnesota, situated just south of the border between Blue Earth and Faribault counties. The town is surrounded by a highly organized grid of rural roads, including 190th St and 593rd Ave, which provide access to scattered farmsteads and agricultural plots. The hydrology of the region is defined by the winding course of the Maple River and the engineered precision of County Ditch Number Seventythree, illustrating the long-term transformation of wetlands into productive farmland. Genealogy researchers can find significant local landmarks such as Saint Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Cem on the outskirts of town and the more isolated Lura Cem to the northwest. To the northeast, the map shows the edge of Minnesota Lake, while the Big Slough remains a distinctive natural feature within the township grid.
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