1958 Map of Hutchinson
USGS Topo · Published 1959About this map
The Crow River and its South Fork converge at Hutchinson, the primary hub of this 1950s McLeod County landscape. The town is marked by institutional landmarks like the Maplewood Academy and specialized infrastructure including a Sewage Disposal plant and the Radio Tower (KDUZ). Transportation is defined by the intersection of the Great Northern and Minneapolis and St Louis railroads, which facilitated the region's agricultural economy. Surrounding the urban center, the countryside is densely dotted with rural schoolhouses and parish sites such as Zion Ch, St Johns Ch, and the St Anastasia Cem. Smaller settlements like Biscay, Komensky, and Greenleaf serve as local anchors. The northern terrain is characterized by a high density of water bodies, notably Lake Jennie, Belle Lake, and Cedar Lake, reflecting the glacial topography of central Minnesota.
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