1978 Map of Tripp SE

About this map

Tyndall anchors the southwestern corner of this Bon Homme County landscape during the late 1970s, serving as a primary point of reference for the surrounding rural townships. The map documents a structured agricultural grid defined by Washington, Jackson, and Lincoln townships, where the terrain is gently drained by Snatch Creek and Beaver Creek. A central hydrological feature, Clear Lake, sits in the heart of the quadrangle, while the land is dotted with markers of early European settlement and community organization. Cultural preservation is evident in the presence of the Bohemian National Cem and the Freidensthal Cem, reflecting the heritage of the families who worked these fields. Local education is represented by rural schoolhouses such as Blaha Sch and Nedved Sch, which were still distinct landmarks in the area during this 1970s survey.