1992 Map of Richmond
USGS Topo · Published 1992About this map
The North Branch of the Nippersink Creek winds through this Illinois-Wisconsin borderland, anchoring a landscape defined by its glacial hydrology and agricultural roots. The village of Richmond serves as a central hub, where the Chicago and North Western corridor meets local landmarks like First Baptist Ch and the Richmond Sch. To the south, the expansion of Glacial County Park and Harrison-Benwell County Park preserves the natural terrain near Ringwood, while the developed shoreline of Wonder Lake and Wondermere shows the mid-century growth of residential recreation. Local history is deeply etched into the geography through several family and parish burial sites, including Washington Cem and St Josephs Cem, alongside infrastructure such as the Galt Airport and the remnants of an Old Railroad Grade branching toward Genoa City.
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