2015 Map of Stout
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
Stout stands as a primary focal point in this 2015 survey of the borderlands between Butler and Grundy counties. The settlement pattern is characterized by a high concentration of burial sites and rural markers, including the Reformed Church of Stout Cem and several family or community plots such as Beaver Grove Cem, Behrends Cem, and Codner Cem. These features, alongside the Fairfield Township Cem, suggest a deeply rooted agricultural community with generations of local history etched into the landscape.
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