1973 Map of Frazee

About this map

Frazee serves as the primary hub of this landscape during the mid-1970s, situated where the Burlington Northern railroad corridor meets the winding path of the Otter Tail River. The area is defined by an intricate network of glacial lakes, with significant water bodies like Rose Lake, Long Lake, and Town Lake surrounding the central settlements. For those tracing family histories or local development, the map identifies specific community landmarks such as Sacred Heart Cem and Lakeside Cem, as well as the small railway hamlet of Luce to the southeast. The terrain's industrial and infrastructure character is revealed through numerous Gravel Pits, a Substation, and Sewage Disposal Ponds, reflecting the utility needs of the era. The boundary line between Becker and Otter Tail Counties cuts through the southwestern section, passing through many of the smaller water bodies like Graham Lake and Wimar Lake.