1968 Map of Warman

About this map

Warman and Woodland serve as the primary focal points in this 1960s survey of Kanabec County, where the landscape is defined by an intricate network of wetlands and watercourses. The local extractive industry is evidenced by several Quarries and a Gravel Pit located near the town centers. Significant conservation and water management efforts are visible through the Hay-Snake State Wildlife Management Area and the Spillway Elev 1154 on Knife Lake. The map details a transition from the northern reaches of Hay Creek down to the southern flow of the Snake River and Knife River. This survey captures the rural character of the Peace and Hillman townships before more modern infrastructure changes, preserving the locations of a Radio Tower, Lookout Tower, and the various brooks like Bean Brook and Snowshoe Brook that drain the region's expansive marshlands.