2012 Map of Victor

About this map

Victor sits at the northern edge of this Roberts County landscape, characterized by the expansive wetland systems typical of the Coteau des Prairies region. The central geography is defined by a chain of water bodies, including Cottonwood Lake and the southward-reaching Cottonwood Slough, which create a natural break in the organized grid of rural roads. In the northeast corner, Big Slough marks another significant drainage area. The small settlement of Winans occupies a modest position to the east, connected to the surrounding farmland by a network of numbered section-line roads like 110th St and 471st Ave. This survey illustrates the persistent agricultural and hydrological patterns of the Lake Traverse District in the early 21st century, showing how the local road infrastructure navigates around the prairie sloughs and lakes that dominate the terrain.