1982 Map of Tabor

About this map

The agrarian landscape of Tabor in Polk County is defined by a highly organized system of artificial waterways, reflecting the region's intensive engineering for drainage and cultivation. This 1982 map shows a network of channels including County Ditch No 7, Judicial Ditch No 75, and County Ditch No 41, which crisscross the flat terrain of Farley and Keystone townships. The map records the local cultural centers of the era, such as Holy Trinity Ch and the neighboring Holy Trinity Cem near the settlement of Sherack. To the north, the village of Tabor is anchored by the Tabor Cem. This survey also documents private aviation infrastructure with the Pulkrabek Landing Strip, illustrating the scale of individual agricultural operations in northern Minnesota during the late twentieth century.