1967 Map of New London

About this map

The Middle Fork Crow River flows through a glaciated landscape of interconnected basins, shaping the development of New London in the late 1960s. This central Minnesota village serves as a hub between the expansive Mud Lake to the north and the deep waters of Nest Lake and Green Lake to the south. The land use reveals a mix of conservation and infrastructure, featuring the National Fish Hatchery near the town center and several protected zones like the Burbank State Wildlife Management Area. Transport and industry are marked by the Great Northern railroad line and various Gravel Pits that punctuate the shoreline areas. Local community life is anchored by landmarks such as Grace Ch and the town High Sch, while recreational footprints are visible at the Roadside Park and lakeshore Campground.