1969 Map of Quinton South

About this map

Robbers Cave State Park dominates the southern reaches of this landscape, encompassing the namesake Robbers Cave and the waters of Lake Wayne Wallace. This 1969 field-checked survey reveals an area defined by the heavy ridgelines of the San Bois Mountains and Iron Post Mountain, which dictated the early settlement and transport patterns of the region. In the north, the town of Quinton sits near the Railroad, serving as a focal point for the local economy alongside the small community of Lewisville. The geography illustrates a clear transition from the industrial activity of the northern Strip Mine and gravel pits to the protected wilderness of the park. Water management is evident through features like Quinton City Lake and Coblentz Lake, while family and local history is preserved at the Lewisville Cem.