1980 Map of Goodrich

About this map

Goodrich and Interwald anchor this mid-1970s landscape at the boundary of Taylor and Lincoln counties. The rural character is defined by a dense network of waterways, including the winding Big Rib River and its many tributaries like Lemke Creek, Mink Creek, and Joe Martin Creek. An Old Railroad Grade running through the southern section indicates the region's former reliance on rail for transporting timber or local goods, while numerous Gravel Pits suggest the importance of local material extraction for road maintenance and construction during this era.