1983 Map of Skuna

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Skuna Valley is defined by a landscape of drainage and reforestation in the early 1980s, where the engineered Skuna River Canal runs parallel to the meandering path of the original Skuna River. This area of Calhoun County is largely dominated by the Calhoun County State Wildlife Management Area, which covers a significant portion of the southern terrain. Historical human geography is preserved through the locations of rural congregations like Zion Springs Ch, Mt Tabor Ch, and Tabernacle Ch. Traces of the region's long-standing land divisions are visible in the Old Indian Treaty Boundary crossing the southwest corner, while small hamlets such as Pittman, Partee, and Shepherd mark the quiet intersections of country roads during this period.