1966 Map of Sargeant
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Sargeant and Waltham anchor this mid-1960s agricultural landscape on the border of Dodge and Mower counties. The geography is defined by a series of north-south drainage patterns, including the Cedar River, Roberts Creek, and the North Branch Root River, which carve subtle valleys into the surrounding farmland. The infrastructure of the era is prominently displayed through the Chicago Great Western railroad, which bisects the townships and connects these small shipping points to the broader regional economy. Local life and civic history are recorded in the placement of the Townhall in Waltham township, St Johns Ch, and the Waltham Cem. An interesting operational detail is the inclusion of several small aviation facilities, such as the Landing Strip north of Sargeant, reflecting the utility of private flight in rural Minnesota at this time.
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