2012 Map of Mount Pulaski

About this map

Mount Pulaski serves as the primary hub for this agricultural portion of Logan County, characterized by a structured grid of county roads that intersect the meandering course of Salt Cr. The landscape is defined by its glacial history, featuring subtle elevations like Lockenauer Hill and the drainage patterns of Deer Cr. While the town follows a traditional Midwestern layout centered around streets like E Chestnut St and W Jefferson St, the surrounding countryside preserves several small family and community burial sites, including Downing Cem and Bowers Templeman Cem. A notable industrial remnant is the Tomlinson Siding railroad point, which speaks to the area's long-standing reliance on rail transport for moving grain. Further north, the small settlement of Chestervale sits along the intersection of the railway and 1200th St, emphasizing the tight link between early twentieth-century transportation networks and local commerce.