1994 Map of Webster

About this map

Dry Lake and the surrounding prairie wetlands dominate this portion of the northern plains, reflecting a landscape defined by seasonal water levels and conservation efforts. The 1994 revision highlights the significant National Waterfowl Production Area straddling the transition between Dry Lake and the Freshwater marshes near Cavanaugh Lake. This area serves as a critical junction for local history and ecology, where the small community of Webster and the nearby Garske provide anchor points for the surrounding rural townships. Genealogists may find value in the location of the Webster Cem, situated just west of the main settlement and north of the marshes. The map provides a detailed view of the township system across Hammer, Webster, and Degroat, illustrating the grid-like settlement patterns characteristic of Ramsey County.