1967 Map of Litchfield North

About this map

The city of Litchfield serves as the focal point in this 1960s Meeker County landscape, situated where the Great Northern railroad corridors and Jewitt's Creek meet. This era reflects the city's role as a regional hub, featuring the County Fairground, the Armory, and a local Drive-in Theater south of Schultz Lake. To the north, the terrain transitions into a glaciated prairie-forest mix dominated by the North Fork Crow River and the Middle Fork Crow River. The land use shows a mix of recreation and conservation at the Madsen State Wildlife Management Area, while scattered educational landmarks like School No 1130 and St Phillips Sch provide specific points of interest for genealogists tracking local family ties and community development.