1968 Map of Linn SE

About this map

The rolling agricultural landscape of north-central Kansas is defined by the winding paths of Fancy Creek and its tributaries, West Fancy Creek and Carter Creek, which cut through the townships of Sherman, Goshen, and Garfield. This late 1960s survey documents a rural society structured around its township lines and local landmarks, featuring small social hubs like Fact and a Townhall near the southern boundary. Local education and faith are represented by St Johns Sch, while family histories are anchored by the Center Mission Cem and Central Cem. The map provides a precise record of the upland prairie's drainage patterns and the network of section roads that connect these isolated farmsteads and civic centers across the Washington and Clay County line.