1970 Map of Secor
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The Toledo Peoria and Western railroad corridors define the agricultural landscape north of the winding Mackinaw River in this 1970 snapshot of Woodford County. Centered on the town of Secor, the map reveals a community deeply tied to its geography, with several prominent religious landmarks including the Mennonite Cem and the Apostolic Christian Cem. Significant cultural history is marked at Nichols Mound (Indian Mound), which overlooks the river valley. The intricate drainage network of Panther Creek, Walnut Creek, and Vincent Run carves through the central townships of Olio and Palestine, showing the transition from flat prairie farmland to the more complex, wooded terrain surrounding the river and White Oak Lake. Downstream, the Robenstein Bridge provides a vital crossing point for local commerce and travel.
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Editions of this 1970 Secor Map
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Historical Maps of Secor Through Time
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