1979 Map of Loyal East

About this map

Dairy farming and timber processing roots are evident across this central Wisconsin landscape, where the city of Loyal serves as the primary hub along the Soo Line tracks. The map details a transition from the active rail corridor in the west to the winding drainage of the South Branch Yellow River and Rock Creek in the east. Small unincorporated settlements like Spokeville and Veefkind anchor the rural townships, surrounded by an extensive network of drainage creeks including O'Neill Creek and its various branches. Genealogists will find several burial grounds mapped, such as St Anthony Cem and York Center Cem. Industrial activity is marked by various Gravel Pits and Sandpits, while the presence of an Old Railroad Grade in the south provides a physical record of the evolving transportation infrastructure in Clark County during the late 1970s.