1963 Map of Kingston
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
The village of Kingston sits at the heart of this agricultural region in Michigan's Thumb, serving as a hub for the surrounding townships of Ellington, Dayton, and Koylton. Grounded in the early 1960s, the map reveals a landscape defined by an extensive network of drainage systems such as White Creek and Sucker Creek, which supported the productive farmland of Tuscola County. The Grand Trunk Railroad cuts east-west through the northern half of the sheet, linking the community of Wilmot to the wider Michigan rail network. To the north, the Deford State Game Area provides a shift from cultivated fields to managed conservation land. Local life is anchored by landmarks like St Michaels Ch, Beverly Sch, and the cluster of Gravel Pits that suggest a quiet but steady rural economy during this period.
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