1999 Map of Flanagan SW

About this map

The agricultural plains of Woodford and Livingston Counties are defined by a network of drainage ways and township boundaries as they appeared at the close of the millennium. The terrain is bisected by several key watercourses, including Short Point Creek in the north and the East Branch Panther Creek winding through the southern sections. Notable for genealogists is the Baughman Cem located near the boundary between Minonk and Panola townships. Small-scale aviation is represented by private facilities like the Janssen Landing Strip and Pfister Landing Strip. While the town of El Paso occupies the southwestern corner, the landscape is primarily rural, marked by utility infrastructure like a prominent Pipeline and a Radio Tower. Cultural markers, such as a Historical Monument near Little Panther Creek, offer physical points of interest for local historians studying the settlement patterns of Nebraska, Waldo, and Gridley townships.