1971 Map of Leeds

Lake Ibsen dominates the southeastern portion of the map, characterized by its irregular shoreline and a prominent landform known as The Island. The presence of a Gaging Station and Sewage Disposal Ponds near the town center indicates the critical role of water management in this agricultural region. Surveyed initially in the late 1960s with updates into the late 1970s, the map documents a stable rural community defined by its rail connections and the transition from the Springfield township down through Leeds and Beaver.