1957 Map of Randolph

About this map

The West Nishnabotna River meanders through this agricultural section of Fremont County, protected by a system of levees that delineate the floodplain from the surrounding uplands. The settlement of Randolph sits in the northern reaches, while Anderson serves as a secondary point of habitation to the southwest. This mid-century landscape is defined by its transition away from traditional rural infrastructure, evidenced by the numerous decommissioned educational sites scattered across the townships, including Mayflower Sch, Riverside Sch, and Center Sch.