1985 Map of Union Center SW

About this map

Lincoln Cem and Concordia Cem sit within a highly organized agricultural landscape at the border of Plymouth and Woodbury counties. This mid-1980s survey reflects the enduring township structure of Lincoln, Hungerford, Concord, and Banner. A notable remnant of earlier infrastructure is the Old RR Gr, which cuts through the southwestern corner, marking the path of a former rail line that once served this rural corridor. The drainage patterns of the area are defined by the meandering courses of Big Whisky Creek, Muddy Creek, and Elliott Creek, which thread through the rolling section lines. Local infrastructure is further marked by a Radio Tower and various benchmarks such as BM 1204, indicating the transition from traditional land use to modern communications and utility corridors, including a prominent Pipeline crossing.