1923 Map of South Wayne

About this map

The East Branch Pecatonica River and the main Pecatonica River dominate this 1921 survey, creating a landscape defined by deep valleys and agricultural plateaus along the Wisconsin and Illinois border. At the center of this drainage system lies South Wayne, a critical junction for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad. Further north, the village of Argyle sits at the confluence of the Yellowstone River and the East Branch, serving as a secondary hub for the Illinois Central rail line.