1967 Map of Jasper NW

About this map

Pipestone Creek and Split Rock Creek wind through the prairie landscape along the border of Moody and Pipestone counties, marking a terrain defined by agricultural townships and rural infrastructure in the mid-1960s. The land is organized into distinct townships including Lone Rock, Sweet, Alliance, and Eden, each showing the dispersed farmstead pattern typical of the region. Local community life is anchored by landmarks like Salem Ch, Lone Rock Ch, and the Townhall in Sweet Township, while Eden Cem serves as a genealogical touchstone for the area. Economic activity is evidenced by numerous Gravel Pits concentrated in the southern sections, and the presence of a Radio Tower (KSOO-TV) reflects the era's expanding telecommunications reach across the South Dakota and Minnesota state line.