
Hitterdal and the larger settlement of Hawley anchor this mid-1960s survey of Clay County, defined by the glacial pothole lakes and wetlands of the Red River Valley’s eastern edge. The Northern Pacific railroad cuts through the landscape, dictating the development of these prairie towns and providing a corridor through Goose Prairie and Highland Grove. The map reveals a transition from managed conservation lands, such as the Cromwell State Wildlife Management Area, to active resource extraction indicated by several Gravel Pits near the Buffalo River.
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