1982 Map of Walnut
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
Walnut serves as the primary hub of this northern Illinois prairie landscape, where the Burlington Northern railroad bisects the town and parallels the winding course of Walnut Creek. The map records a fascinating historical layer in the Old Indian Treaty Boundary, which cuts a straight diagonal across the southern section of the quadrangle, marking an earlier era of land division. To the north, the Green River flows through the township of Hamilton, bordered by rural routes like Keigwin Br Road and Burke Road. The cultural landscape is anchored by the Red Oak Ch and Red Oak Cem, located near the Green River Golf Course. Small industrial footprints such as a Gravel Pit and a southern Quarry appear alongside local transit markers like the Joder Landing Strip, reflecting a mix of agriculture and light industry.
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