
The agricultural lands of Racine and Milwaukee counties are defined here by a geometric grid of rural roads, including Twomile Road, Threemile Road, and Fourmile Road, which measure the distance from the city center. The corridor is anchored by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and the Chicago and North Western railroads, which facilitated the development of small farming hubs like Franksville and Thompsonville. The landscape is bisected by the Root River and its accompanying Root River Canal, where drainage and land management were critical to the area's productivity.
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1958 Franksville
Racine County, WI

1958 Racine North
Racine County, WI

1958 Racine South
Racine County, WI

1959 North Cape
Racine County, WI
2010 Franksville
Racine County, WI
2010 North Cape
Racine County, WI
2010 Racine North
Racine County, WI
2010 Racine South
Racine County, WI
2013 Franksville
Racine County, WI
2013 North Cape
Racine County, WI
2013 Racine North
Racine County, WI
2013 Racine South
Racine County, WI
2016 Franksville
Racine County, WI
2016 North Cape
Racine County, WI
2016 Racine North
Racine County, WI
2016 Racine South
Racine County, WI
2018 Franksville
Racine County, WI
2018 North Cape
Racine County, WI
2018 Racine North
Racine County, WI
2018 Racine South
Racine County, WI

2022 Franksville
Racine County, WI

2022 North Cape
Racine County, WI

2022 Racine North
Racine County, WI

2022 Racine South
Racine County, WI