2011 Map of Glen Easton

About this map

Fish Creek and Grave Creek carve a complex system of ridges and hollows through this portion of Marshall County. The landscape is defined by its small, scattered settlements like Glen Easton and Rosbys Rock, linked by winding ridge roads such as Roberts Ridge St Joseph and Glen Easton Rd. For the local historian, the map preserves the locations of numerous family and community burial grounds, including the Rulong-Bartlett Cemetery and the Richmond Cemetery near Meighen. Evidence of the region’s industrial character is found at the McElroy Mine, while the cultural history of the terrain is reflected in distinctive place names like Sallys Backbone Ridge, Speakeasy Hollow, and the aptly named Seldom Seen Hollow.