1965 Map of Greenwald
USGS Topo · Published 1966About this map
The agricultural landscape of central Stearns County unfolds along the Sauk River and the Soo Line railroad. This mid-1960s survey records a highly organized rural grid defined by section lines, property boundaries, and drainage efforts like County Ditch No 44. The village of Greenwald serves as a local hub near the St Andrews Cem, while the settlement of Spring Hill is situated further south along a bend in the river near a Gaging Station. The map captures a transition in rural education, preserving the locations of scattered one-room schoolhouses such as School No 2048 and School No 1977. These small institutions, along with numerous gravel pits and established farmsteads, document the mid-century infrastructure supporting this dairy and farming region.
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