Lac qui Parle River meanders across the northern portion of this Lac qui Parle County landscape, defining a rural territory managed by an extensive grid of irrigation and drainage works. The presence of County Ditch Number Four and County Ditch Number Thirtyfour reflects the precision of modern agricultural water management in western Minnesota. This terrain is marked by quiet markers of local heritage, most notably the Lac qui Parle Cemetery in the north and Our Saviour's Lutheran Cemetery further south near Tenmile Creek. The map documents a strictly organized transportation network, where County Hwy-27 and County Hwy-58 facilitate travel through the productive agricultural tracts that dominate the quadrangle.
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1953 · Milbank
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1953 · Watertown
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1953 · New Ulm
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1953 · Saint Cloud
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1957 · Saint Cloud
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1957 · New Ulm
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1958 · New Ulm
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1958 · Milbank
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1958 · Watertown
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1958 · Saint Cloud
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