1971 Map of Randolph North

About this map

Randolph anchors the southern edge of this Cedar County landscape, situated where the Burlington Northern railroad corridor meets the drainage of Middle Logan Creek. The 1971 aerial survey reveals a transition from the structured street grid of the town to the expansive agricultural sections defined by the Sixth Principal Meridian. To the west of the active rail line, an Old RR Grade hints at earlier transportation networks that once served the rural community. Local family history and genealogy is anchored by the St Frances Cem and a second unnamed Cem located near the town's western outskirts. The terrain is characterized by the winding path of the creek and its tributaries, which dictate the placement of farmsteads and infrastructure across the Cedar and Pierce County line.