1967 Map of Truman
USGS Topo · Published 1968About this map
Truman serves as the central hub of this mid-1960s agricultural landscape, situated at the junction of the Chicago and North Western railway and several local transport arteries. The survey reveals a region defined by its water and conservation efforts, most notably the Perch Creek State Wildlife Management Area and the chain of water bodies including Perch Lake, Murphy Lake, and Martin Lake in the southern reaches. The abundance of burial grounds, such as Ridge Lawn Cem, St Paul Cem, and Antrim-St John Cem, provides a detailed record of early settlement patterns across the townships of Antrim and Westford. The drainage of the land is meticulously mapped through features like the South Branch of the Watonwan River, Mink Creek, and Elm Creek, while industrial activity is noted by several Gravel Pits and the presence of a substantial Pipeline traversing the prairie.
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