1967 Map of Stillwater

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The St Croix River serves as the central artery of this 1967 revision, defining the border between Minnesota and Wisconsin. On the western bank, the city of Stillwater is shown with its dense residential and commercial core, featuring the prominent Courthouse and Lakeview Hospital. Further south along the shoreline, the Minnesota State Prison and the industrial activity of Bayport highlight the region's institutional and economic footprint. The landscape transitions from these riverfront hubs to a lake-dotted interior where bodies of water like Lake McKusick, Lily Lake, and Silver Lake are interspersed with several family-named burial grounds including Boutwell Cem and Rutherford Cem. Across the Interstate Bridge, the settlement of Houlton and its Drive-in Theater represent the early postwar expansion on the Wisconsin side, while the Chicago and North Western rail line traces the river's path, connecting these communities to the wider regional rail network.