1967 Map of Page
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The Page settlement and its connection to the Great Northern railroad dominate this late-1960s landscape in Cass County. This agricultural region is defined by the headwaters of the Goose River and the South Branch Goose River in the north, while the Elm River drains the southeastern portion of the map. The rail line cuts a sharp diagonal from Nolan northwest through Page, highlighting the transportation network that sustained these prairie townships. Grounded in the Department of the Interior's Missouri River Basin development program, this survey records the precise grid of the Red River Valley, noting vital infrastructure such as the Water Tank in town and the Page Cem to the south. Local land use is further detailed by features like the Gravel Pit and the Sewage Disposal Pond, reflecting the mid-century municipal footprint of this rural hub.
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