1934 Map of Hardin
USGS Topo · Published 1964About this map
The narrow peninsula of Calhoun County stands as a focal point in this 1934 study, bounded by the massive flows of the Mississippi River and the Illinois River. The landscape is a complex network of river navigation and rural education, evidenced by the high density of country schoolhouses like Pecan Grove Sch, Mt Victory Sch, and East Hardin Sch that served these isolated river communities. Settlement patterns follow the high ground and river landings, with Hardin and Batchtown serving as primary hubs while smaller sites like Kritesville and Gilead dot the interior ridges.
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Editions of this 1934 Hardin Map
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