
The Verdigris River carves a winding path through the heart of the Kansas prairie, defining the borders between rural townships like Belmont, Webster, and Clifton. This mid-1970s landscape is characterized by its agricultural geometry, interrupted only by the deep meanders of the river and its many tributaries, including Little Sandy Creek and Walnut Creek. In the center of this network lies Middletown, a small settlement served by landmark crossings such as Moss Bridge and Leeper Bridge.
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1963 Five Mounds
Wilson County, KS

1963 Morehead
Wilson County, KS

1963 Vilas
Wilson County, KS

1964 Buxton
Wilson County, KS

1975 Middletown
Wilson County, KS
2009 Middletown
Wilson County, KS
2009 Vilas
Wilson County, KS
2010 Buxton
Wilson County, KS
2010 Five Mounds
Wilson County, KS
2010 Morehead
Wilson County, KS
2012 Buxton
Wilson County, KS
2012 Five Mounds
Wilson County, KS
2012 Middletown
Wilson County, KS
2012 Morehead
Wilson County, KS
2012 Vilas
Wilson County, KS
2015 Five Mounds
Wilson County, KS
2015 Middletown
Wilson County, KS
2015 Morehead
Wilson County, KS
2015 Vilas
Wilson County, KS
2016 Buxton
Wilson County, KS
2018 Buxton
Wilson County, KS
2018 Five Mounds
Wilson County, KS
2018 Middletown
Wilson County, KS
2018 Morehead
Wilson County, KS
2018 Vilas
Wilson County, KS

2022 Buxton
Wilson County, KS

2022 Five Mounds
Wilson County, KS

2022 Middletown
Wilson County, KS

2022 Morehead
Wilson County, KS

2022 Vilas
Wilson County, KS