1949 Map of River Falls
USGS Topo · Published 1949About this map
River Falls and the borderlands of St Croix and Pierce counties are defined by the winding course of the Kinnickinnic River and its South Fork. This mid-century landscape is marked by a remarkably dense network of rural schoolhouses, such as Nineteen Hundred Sch, Liberty Hill Sch, and Glass Valley Sch, reflecting the localized educational structure before district consolidation. The Chicago and North Western railroad provides a vital industrial link through Hudson and Roberts, while the southern reaches near Beldenville transition into the valley of the Trimbelle River. Cultural landmarks like Mann Valley Ch and the German Settlement Cem offer tangible evidence of the immigrant communities that settled these fertile uplands, creating a detailed record of the area's social and geographic development.
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