Ronneby and Oak Park anchor this portion of Benton County, situated within a landscape defined by the branching waters of the Saint Francis River. In the early 21st century, the area maintains a primarily rural character, with a grid of local roads like Ronneby Rd and County Hwy 67 connecting scattered farmsteads and residential clusters. The terrain is notably marked by several burial sites that serve as vital links for local genealogy, including Riverside Cemetery near the riverbanks and Elwell Cemetery to the north. The West Branch Saint Francis River meanders through the western section, while Estes Brook drains the northeastern corner, illustrating the intricate hydrography of the region. This survey captures the transition of the local infrastructure as it stood before more recent developmental shifts in central Minnesota.
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1953 · Stillwater
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1955 · Stillwater
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1958 · Stillwater
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1965 · Stillwater
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1968 · Foley
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1968 · Rum River
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1968 · Santiago
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1968 · Princeton SW
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1968 · Ramey
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1968 · Milaca
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