1966 Map of Imboden

About this map

The Spring River winds through the borderlands of Randolph and Lawrence Counties, anchoring a landscape defined by small river-town settlements and upland springs. In the mid-1960s, Imboden stands as a primary hub where the Burlington Northern railroad crosses the water, supported by infrastructure like the Gaging Station and the Water Tank. To the southwest, the community of Annieville is situated near Pleasant Grove Ch, while family histories are preserved at rural sites like Holobaugh Cem and Janes Cem. Topographic details reveal the importance of local water sources, from Wayland Spring and its adjacent Wayland Spring Camp to the church at Clear Spring Ch. The map also documents the era's industrial footprint through numerous Quarries and the Imboden Lookout Tower, which provided a critical vantage point over the timbered hollows and creek valleys that feed into the main river system.