1972 Map of Price

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Sleepy Hollow State Park dominates the eastern half of this Clinton County landscape, where the Little Maple River flows through a series of natural basins. The early 1970s environment is characterized by a high density of rural cemeteries and family-named landmarks, reflecting the deep agricultural roots of Ovid and Victor townships. Local transit is defined by a network of sectional roads such as Price Road and Pratt Road, while the southern edge is clipped by the Penn Central railroad and the Looking Glass River. Scattered lakes like Lake Victoria and Richmond Lake provide natural focal points amidst the surveyed grid. Small aviation sites, including Archer Landing Field and Dennis Farms Landing Field, highlight the era's reliance on private airstrips for local transport and agricultural utility.