1954 Map of Lewiston
USGS Topo · Published 1956About this map
Lewiston and Utica anchor the northern prairie landscape of this mid-1950s survey, where the Chicago And North Western railroad cuts a straight line through the townships of Utica and Warren. The geography shifts dramatically toward the south, where the high plains break into the deeply incised valleys of the Root River and Rush Creek. This transition from flat farmland to the driftless-style coulee country is marked by a dense network of country schoolhouses, such as Enterprise Sch and Wyattville Sch, which served the scattered dairy and grain farms of the era.
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