1971 Map of Randolph SW

About this map

Middle Logan Creek winds through the northeast corner of this Pierce County landscape, paralleled by the tracks of the Burlington Northern railroad. The area reflects a classic Midwestern agricultural survey grid, dotted with essential rural infrastructure that sustained the local farming community in the early 1970s. Key landmarks for local history include the Rose Hill Cem and educational sites like West Hill Sch and School No 46. Drainage patterns across the terrain are defined by the Yankton Slough, which cuts through the central and southern sections. This survey was conducted as part of the Department of the Interior program for the development of the Missouri River Basin, capturing the region's topography and land use during a period of established mid-century agricultural practice.