1971 Map of Savannah
USGS Topo · Published 1978About this map
Savannah serves as the central hub of this 1970s landscape, where the Chicago and North Western Railroad and Burlington Northern lines intersect amidst the rolling hills of Andrew County. The map details a community defined by its civic infrastructure and agricultural heritage, featuring the High Sch and City Reservoir near the town center, while numerous family and community burial grounds like Kellogg Cem and Earls Cem dot the surrounding countryside. The meandering path of the One Hundred and Two River dominates the eastern section, creating a distinct topographical boundary between Benton and Empire townships. Further south near the Jefferson township line, several Quarries and the Cumberland Ridge Ch suggest a localized economy based on stone extraction and established rural congregations.
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