1965 Map of Renville
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Renville anchors this mid-1960s agricultural survey, appearing as a concentrated grid of development surrounded by an extensive network of drainage infrastructure. The town's economy and logistics are defined by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad running east-west through its center, supplemented by the Renville Airport to the north. Outside the city limits, the landscape is segmented into townships including Crooks, Emmet, and Ericson, where the terrain is dominated by managed waterways like Chetamba Creek and numerous numbered ditches. Local history is preserved at the Ebenezer Ch and Emden Cem in the northwest, as well as Fairview Cemetery on the town's southern edge. The map captures a transition toward modernized farming and civic planning, evidenced by the municipal Sewage Disposal facility and several gravel pits scattered near the West Fork Beaver Creek.
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