2019 Map of Hawley NW

About this map

The flat glacial plains of Clay County are defined by a meticulous grid of rural section lines and township boundaries, including t140n r46w and t140n r45w. In this predominantly agricultural landscape, small historical sites like Spring Prairie Cem and Lysne Cem stand as markers of the early Scandinavian and settler families who established homesteads across these prairies. The terrain is characterized by numerous small wetlands and basins, with Hatchet Lake being the most prominent water body in the northern section of the survey. Essential county routes such as Co Rd 86 and Co Rd 87 provide the primary infrastructure connecting these remote farmsteads and agricultural plots, reflecting a settlement pattern that has remained largely unchanged in its spatial organization over several decades.