1963 Map of Enola

About this map

Warnerville and Enola serve as the primary hubs in this mid-century Madison County landscape, where the Union Pacific railroad cuts a diagonal line through the central farming precincts. The topography is defined by the broad curves of the Elkhorn River in the northeast and the drainage of Battle Creek to the west. This 1963 field-checked survey highlights a rural infrastructure built around local education and community gatherings, evidenced by the Stange Sch, Reiche Sch, and the Pleasant Valley Community Hall. The presence of the Karl Stefan Airport (Norfolk Municipal) near the northern border signals the era's expanding aviation needs. Small water bodies like Andys Lake and Ueckers Lake are scattered across the terrain, while the Besk Cem in the south provides a point of interest for genealogists tracing early families in the Enola and Fairview townships.