1971 Map of Randolph SW

About this map

Yankton Slough and Middle Logan Creek drain the undulating prairie of northeast Nebraska in this early 1970s landscape. This rural section of Pierce County reflects a traditional agricultural settlement pattern defined by isolated farmsteads and essential local landmarks. The Burlington Northern railroad cuts through the northern corner of the quadrangle, serving as a primary transit artery for the region's commodities. For those researching local history, the map provides precise locations for community centers that are often lost over time, including School No 46 and West Hill Sch. The Rose Hill Cem stands as a significant site for genealogical study, while the presence of a Substation indicates the encroaching infrastructure of the mid-20th century power grid into this quiet corner of the plains.