
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and North Western Pacific railroad cuts through the southeastern corner of this map, serving the community of Elmira. This late-twentieth-century landscape is defined by the convergence of three counties—Clinton, Caldwell, and Ray—creating a patchwork of rural townships including Mirabile, Rockford, and Jackson. The terrain is deeply carved by the Crooked River and its South Fork, alongside numerous tributaries like Goose Creek and Log Creek. Small family and community landmarks are scattered throughout the agricultural uplands, including Sloan Cem and Allen Cem. The presence of the Martin Landing Strip near Polk township and a Radio Tower in Lathrop indicates the integration of mid-century infrastructure into this traditionally agrarian region.
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