2010 Map of Radium

About this map

Radium serves as the focal point of this northwestern Minnesota landscape, where the agricultural grid is intersected by the winding course of the Snake River. The settlement's proximity to the Immanuel Cemetery reflects the deep-rooted community history of Marshall County, as established homesteads and family farms were historically organized around these local landmarks. The drainage of the region is defined by the South Branch Snake River, which meanders through the flat terrain, influencing the placement of early infrastructure. A network of secondary roads, including County Hwy-113 and County Hwy-65, connects the dispersed rural residences, illustrating the transition from traditional farming patterns to the modern transportation corridors of the early 21st century.