1966 Map of Round Prairie

About this map

Long Prairie River meanders through the northeast corner of this Todd County landscape, defining a region where glacial lakes and agricultural persistence intersect. The settlement of Round Prairie sits along the Great Northern railroad line, serving as a focal point for the surrounding rural townships of Reynolds and Little Sauk. Small, community-centered landmarks provide essential data for local historians, including the Reynolds Ch, the nearby Reynolds Cem, and School No 2283 located near the southern Mud Lake. The terrain is punctuated by numerous bodies of water like McCarrahan Lake and Maple Lake, while the frequent notation of Gravel Pits suggests the local importance of aggregate extraction for road building and infrastructure during the mid-1960s.