1973 Map of Raymond SE

About this map

The prairie landscape of Clark County is defined by its township grid and subtle watercourses in the early 1970s. This survey area is divided between the townships of Logan, Lincoln, Fordham, and Darlington, illustrating the organized agricultural expansion of the region. Foster Creek meanders through the western sections, while a network of rural roads connects the scattered farmsteads and civic landmarks. For local historians, the Townhall in the southeast and the Darlington Cem serve as key anchor points for the community's social and ancestral geography. The presence of a Well, a Gravel Pit, and Radio Towers suggests a landscape balancing traditional farming with mid-century infrastructure and resource extraction.