2010 Map of Marshall
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The Redwood River meanders through the heart of Marshall, anchoring the city’s layout as it flows past the Lyon County Fairgrounds and the Redwood River Dam. This 2010 survey shows the community as a significant regional hub, clearly defined by the sprawling campus of Minnesota Southwest State University and the aviation infrastructure at Marshall Municipal Airport-Ryan Field. The transition from urban density to the surrounding agricultural grid is marked by several local burial grounds, including the Old Marshall Cemetery, Marshall Cemetery, and Calvary Cemetery, providing essential geographic anchors for genealogists. Public spaces like Garvin Park and Village Park offer a contrast to the industrial and academic zones, while Meadow Creek drains the southern prairies before meeting the primary river system.
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