Hamilton Lake serves as the central focal point of this region, surrounded by a cluster of distinct residential and recreational developments. These include Russels Point, Forest Park, Circle Park, and Oakwood Shores, each hugging the shoreline of the lake. The terrain is defined by its glacial history, featuring numerous smaller bodies of water such as Ball Lake, Johnson Lake, and Gooseneck Lake. The extensive drainage network, comprised of several named ditches like the Hiram Sweet Ditch and Lillian Metz Ditch, indicates a landscape heavily modified for agricultural use.
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1939 · Hamilton
USGS Topo · 1:24,000
1939 · Angola East
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1939 · Clear Lake
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1940 · Metz
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1940 · Clear Lake
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1941 · Angola West
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1942 · Ashley
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1942 · Angola West
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1947 · Angola East
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1948 · Hamilton
USGS Topo · 1:24,000